Drones to replace war reporters ‘within ten years’
War correspondents will be replaced with aerial drones within the next 10 years to protect life and enhance frontline reporting, according to one of the BBC’s most experienced battle-zone producers....
View ArticleAppy hour! Clever new app finds late-night drinking bars
A new mobile app is set to keep the party going – by showing users the nearest pubs and bars that have a late licence. NightCapp is the brainchild of South African Graham Paterson, who has compiled a...
View ArticleJohn Cleese voted top British comedy icon
Monty Python legend John Cleese has been voted the most influential British comedy icon of all time. The actor, 75, who is also famous for playing barmy hotel boss Basil Fawlty in Fawlty Towers, beat a...
View ArticleJohn Lewis advert spoof goes viral
Two entrepreneurs have created a viral spoof of the new John Lewis Christmas ad – featuring a man finding love in a penguin ONESIE. Chris Rea and Tom Carson launched their hilarious pastiche of the...
View ArticleCrypArt: First Art In History With A ‘Real’ Value?
CrypArt has arrived! Invented by an anonymous artist under the pseudonym ‘Satushi’, CrypArt places QR codes as the focus of limited edition canvas prints and allows customers to create their own...
View ArticleAmazing designs of teenage tattooist
A teenager who is the country’s youngest tattooist artist has built up a nine-month waiting list with star-studded clients on the books. Artist Kaine Westmoreland, 19, has celebrities waiting to be...
View ArticleMonet painting expected to sell for £30m
A classic painting of Venice by Claude Monet is expected to sell for £30 million when it goes under the hammer in London. Le Grand Canal was painted by the French artist during a three-month trip to...
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‘Dear Harry…’ Henry Moseley: A Scientist Lost to War
14 May – 18 October 2015 Henry ‘Harry’ Moseley was an exceptionally promising young English physicist in the years immediately before World War I. His work on the X-ray spectra of the elements provided...
View ArticleBritpop Movie SHE’S ELECTRIC Set To Go Supersonic
British writer Nick Amies and film production company Eye Films are ready to go as they join forces to produce a movie version of Nick’s Britpop-era set novel, SHE’S ELECTRIC. Originally published in...
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WILDBEAR ENTERTAINMENT CREATES STUNNING IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE FOR VISITORS TO...
WildBear Entertainment, one of Australia’s leading producers of factual content for the domestic and international TV markets, is pleased to announce the completion of a unique three-year project – to...
View ArticleSpotify Protest Album Provides Welcome Relief From Brexit!
World Record breaking indie band The Pocket Gods continue their protest against Spotify for their paltry royalties for artists & songwriters, with another album of 100 songs all 30 seconds long...
View ArticleShakespeare for Millennials
23rd September 2019, Cardiff, UK New LifeStory includes 35 Plays in Whatsapp Format LifeStories, the company behind the LifeStories and LifeStories Studio apps has added a new LifeStory for immediate...
View ArticleAmazon Bestselling Book Our Stories: Our Voices Black Men Speak Their Truth
Very rarely do black men tell their stories and give us a glimpse into their unique perspectives; but in this book 13 men take the time to share their victories with you along with their obstacles....
View ArticleLondon art dealers in Canary Wharf to go virtual because of Covid 19
Many across the world are waiting for their offices to open up so they can return back to one. But one Canary Wharf based art dealers, ME Art, have made the decision to abandon its immediate plans to...
View Article2b Acting release their hard-hitting interactive video ‘NO: The Line’,...
Yorkshire based digital media and theatre company 2b Acting, has released yet another hard-hitting NO interactive video, ‘The Line’. A disturbing dystopian future where citizens are heavily controlled...
View ArticleWMWM Enterprises Presents WMWM Film’s The Rapture Of Caucasians
Film Debut In September 2020 From the director Don Mauricio Manuel comes the film about the coming rescue by the Greek Nordic Gods. The first feature short documentary film – The Rising Of Leviathan...
View ArticleTwo Long-Awaited New Albums from Louise Rutkowski
Enigmatic singer-songwriter Louise Rutkowski is set to release her new album, Home. It’s been six years since music lovers had the pleasure of Louise’s distinctive vocals and the hotly anticipated new...
View ArticlePARADE Magazine Surprises Readers With A Crash Course on Narcissism
Parade Magazine, beloved by its readers for heart-warming stories, simple recipes and bits of juicy celebrity gossip, surprised its readers last week with a potent piece on the destructive potential of...
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Guardian Journalist, Henry McDonald, Co-Launches the Creative Places & Faces...
A casual Twitter chat between The Guardian journalist and author, Henry McDonald, and Irish author, Jackie De Burca, resulted in the birth of a podcast that investigates the importance of place in the...
View ArticleWorld-class streamable arts package by Carrot Productions offers schools an...
2 November 2020 – While most schoolchildren would have been looking forward to their annual Christmas outing, they can still get a much-needed dose of joy and happiness this festive season with an...
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