To mark 30 years since its Oscar win, Film Editor Matt Taylor decides to seize the day and make his life extraordinary by winding the clock back to the 1989 classic Dead Poets Society

TV Critic Ella McFarlane praises the portrayal of race relations in BBC’s adaptation of Blackman’s iconic novel

TV Critic Ffion Haf reviews the altered but unimpressive premiere of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 12

To celebrate his latest leading role in Dark Waters, Film Critic Jade Matlock rolls out the red carpet for underappreciated Hollywood star Mark Ruffalo

Craving a show with representation, a multitude of emotions and an enticing soundtrack? TV Critic Stephanie Kawkyard explains why Feel Good is the show for you

Television Critic Sian Allen suggests that this former star of a show no longer shines so bright

The world-renowned anime studio, Studio Ghibli, crosses world cinema yet again, reports Film Critic Antonio Miguel Aguila

TV Editor Cat Osborne urges you to watch this documentary and discover a new side of the V&A

Unclear plot-holes poke through an otherwise engaging and necessary thriller about US involvement in South American conflicts, writes Film Critic Caitlin Gittins

Film Editor Todd Waugh Ambridge is enamoured with Pixar's Onward, an enchanting tale of dealing with loss and grief

Redbrick Film's writers evaluate the last ten years of Pixar movies

Film Critic Ella McFarlane looks at depictions of the LGBTQ+ community in recent mainstream films, evaluating the successes in representation, and the areas in which there's still progress to be made