OUTBURST Queer Arts Festival
The fifth annual OUTBURST Queer Arts Festival was hosted in Belfast this year, from November 11- 20. This is Belfast’s celebration of all the goodness in local and international lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Arts and Culture. BY PRIYA BIRING FULL STORY
December 14th, 2011 | No Comments
Review: Now That’s What I Call Music! 80
BY RACHAEL O’REILLY FULL STORY
Remember back in the day when CDs were a new concept and cassette tapes were not classed as museum artefacts? Remember the general excitement surrounding the release of a new edition to the ‘Now’ series?
December 13th, 2011 | No Comments
OPINION:Symbolism and Semantics
Old habits die hard here in Northern Ireland. Some of the more dangerous habits have been kicked, but deep rooted attitudes are proving a lot harder to shift. BY COLIN WILLIAMSON FULL STORY
December 13th, 2011 | No Comments
Queen’s Hurlers in Glorious Night at Casement Park
Watch this match report of Queen’s Hurlers beating St Mary’s in the Daily Mail League 2 Final, courtesy of Jerome Quinn Media.
December 6th, 2011 | Comment (1)
REVIEW: The Boat Factory
BY EMMA GALLEN FULL STORY
Dan Gordon wrote and starred in The Boat Factory, a moving play about workers in the shipyards in East Belfast. Michael Condron delivered a fantastic array of accents, and the chemistry between the two actors was fizzing. A play starring only two people can get slightly dull and drag, but The Boat Factory was fast-paced, funny, and left you knowing an awful lot more about Belfast’s history.
December 6th, 2011 | No Comments
REVIEW: The Queen – Art & Image
BY LAURA SHEARER FULL STORY
A new exhibition at the Ulster Museum shows Queen Elizabeth II in a series of portraits. This display is to mark her Diamond Jubilee as the Queen of England on the throne. In collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery, the touring collection is an eclectic mix that ranges from rare, intimate photographs to world famous art pieces.
December 5th, 2011 | No Comments
FEATURES: Let the right one in
BY PETER MCLOUGHLIN FULL STORY
If you can read the words written on these pages then there’s a good chance you could read the subtitles of a Swedish vampire film if they were displayed in English, on screen, in time with the dialogue. If you can understand the words then you could probably understand a film’s story without needing an Americanised context, setting, or Hollywood schmaltzing.
December 5th, 2011 | No Comments
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