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REVIEW: Kaboom

 

Tuesday, June 7th, 2011

 

‘Kaboom’ is the tenth feature film from fiercely unconventional filmmaker Gregg Araki. Being involved in the New Queer Cinema movement, his films defy categorization just as his characters defy rigid sexual identities. However, the film merely adds credence to the idea that American cinema cannot be arty without being mind-numbingly irritating and completely devoid of meaning.

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REVIEW: Boyce Avenue – Mandela Hall

 

Tuesday, June 7th, 2011

 

We all know that story of the small town band that gets noticed on YouTube and makes it big. Boyce Avenue are the latest band in this trend. However, they are not just another name to add to the ever-expanding list!  The band deliver fresh acoustic sound and songs with real sentimental meaning. They embody what all music should be in this time of dance and techno takeover!

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REVIEW: Cedric Has a Name – What We Want + 3 Songs EP

 

Monday, May 30th, 2011

 

Cedric Has a Name also answers to Chris Steenson, a Belfast-based singer/songwriter who has cut his gigging teeth alongside the likes of Junior Johnson and Ian McHugh of A Plastic Rose. His first EP, ‘What We Want + 3 Songs’ is a melodic blend of indie, slowcore and lo-fi sensibilities that are perfect for those times in life when we just don’t know what it is we want, or what we have seems to be slipping away. Or, if you’re a bit more mundane, it’s a typical cut of classic rainy day shoe gazing soulfulness.

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REVIEW: The Open Ear Literary Journal

 

Saturday, May 28th, 2011

 

The Open Ear literary journal is a collection of contemporary poems and short stories compiled by students of Queen’s University Belfast.  It signals a new generation of young writers taking a keen interest in writing and follows on from the likes of previous literary publications within the university such as The Group, which made-known local writers Seamus Heaney, Edna Longley and Ciaran Carson, and the Gown Arts Supplement, among others.
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NEWS: Alliance HQ targeted as dissidents strike in university area

 

Friday, May 27th, 2011

 

 

Two men were arrested and a viable device was defused in the early hours of Friday morning in an alley opening on Eblana Street, just off University Street. The alley opening lies just behind the headquarters of the Alliance Party. This building also doubles as the constituency office of Anna Lo, MLA.

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ARTS: The Hangover part II

 

Thursday, May 26th, 2011

 

"The Hangover Part 2"‘The Hangover Part II’ is the inevitable sequel to a film which proved that comedies that were unfunny, unlikeable and thoroughly boring, could be both commercial and critical hits. This one proves that they can have equally unfunny, unlikeable and thoroughly boring sequels.

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FEATURE: Eurovision gets the X-Factor

 

Saturday, May 14th, 2011

 

After working through the first Eurovision semi-final, the second clearly allowed for a well deserved break. Essays are due (impending doom), but Jedward and ice cream are too hard to resist. Glee is clearly a big influence this year, the best act being Estonia with the Rachel Berry-esque girl singing about going to Rockefeller Street. There is no Rockefeller Street, in case you were wondering, but that is irrelevant for the voters of Eurovision.

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