- RECENT ARTICLES
- Paranormal Activity Review
- BE QUIET. SHOUT LOUD! set to take the stage
- What Is The Big Issue?
- Writing showcased for Creative Arts Week
- Khans Restaurant Review
- Helping those who help heroes
- Fine art and design exhibition
- Creative Arts Week
- The 1-2-3 Girl: 10 Thoughts on Smackdown for 16/4
- The 1-2-3 Girl: 10 thoughts on Smackdown for 15/5
- The 1-2-3 Girl: Hotties ‘n’ Notties – Alicia Fox, The Rockers & more
- The 1-2-3 Girl: 10 thoughts on Smackdown for 7/5
- The 1-2-3 Girl: Hotties ‘n’ Notties – Melina, Sean Waltman & more
- The 1-2-3 Girl: 10 thoughts on Smackdown for 29/4
- The 1-2-3 Girl: Hotties ‘n’ Notties – Velvet Sky, Ric Flair & more
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What happens when you sleep? Watch Paranormal Activity and you’ll find out as you will soon nod off due to its conscious alleviating boredom.
Suspiciously loaded young couple Katie and Micah move into their new home, extremely extravagant new home for a couple of students. An ‘entity’ has haunted the girl all her life and her arrogant boyfriend attempts to capture video footage of the haunting. More
BE QUIET. SHOUT LOUD! are set to play the headline slot at the Middlesbrough Music Live 2010.
The Middlesbrough band was asked to play Middlesbrough Music Live as early as in 2008, only three months after they had formed.
Now, just two years later they are back to play the headline slot on the Homegrown Stage, Middlesbrough.
Ever had a dream? For any kid who grew up watching superhero’s and reading comic books, then this is the film for you.
If the Dark Knight had a baby with Superbad, this would be the outcome. Director Matthew Vaughn, with a little help from Hollywood movie star Brad Pitt has put together an all action blockbuster based on the comic book by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr.
Music Live festival in Middlesbrough is a great opportunity for many singers and bands to showcase their talents to larger audiences then they have before.
With many of the country’s biggest current acts having played at Music Live in the past, such as Paolo Nutini, Keane and Kasabian, crowds are expected to break the 50,000 record that was set last year.
