X-Factor’s Melanie celebrates Woman Power with banging new release.
By Former X-Factor finalist Melanie Masson has produced a Northern Soul infused, no-holds-barred celebration of womanhood in all its forms.
Movie review. How ‘Bout A Cuppa Tea.
Written, directed and produced by Jan Millar Corran, How ‘Bout A Cuppa Tea is a gentle new short set in the early days of lockdown.
Review. Makes Me Happy, Lots Holloway.
If this beastly pandemic has taught us anything, it’s to count our blessings and appreciate the little things in life.
Move over Friends, there’s a new Phoebe in town.
It probably won’t come as a surprise to you to learn that we get sent dozens of music tracks every week.
Review. Episode One, First Day, CBBC and BBC iPlayer.
First Day is an Australian coming of age four-parter focusing on the trials and tribulations of Hannah as she makes the transition from junior to senior school.
Coming soon to Netflix. Ask the Cheat starring Nicole Faraday.
When comedies fall flat they REALLY fall flat, and there’s nothing quite as bad as sitting through a comedy which suffers from insufficient laughter.
Review. Proud by Conleth Kane, an anthem for our times.
If you attended Belfast Pride last year you’ll already be familiar with singer-songwriter Conleth Kane.
Review. Moment of Grace, online until 9th August.
As we find ourselves in the midst of a global pandemic, now seems as good a time as any to remember another incurable virus which wrought havoc across the globe.
Review: Half in Love by Erin Kirby
American Idol alumna and friend of OutNewsGlobal Erin Kirby’s latest release does exactly what a pop song is supposed to do: to encapsulate emotion in three short minutes.
Review. Dominic Cummings’ statement, all news channels.
When The Telegraph and the Mail join the almost universal condemnation of a Conservative government, you know that something serious is going down.
