Review: Carnage
Seek Carnage out if you want an intelligent comedy based on characters and performance rather than the usual gag-a-minute, gross-out laughs of most Hollywood comedies.
Review: J. Edgar
Leonardo DiCaprio takes on the role of J. Edgar Hoover, former director of the F.B.I. in Clint Eastwood’s latest directorial outing.
Review: Like Crazy
Watching Drake Doremus’ romantic drama Like Crazy is a bit like trying to swim against a strong current before it eventually sweeps you away; at first you struggle with it, but by the end you find yourself completely submerged.
Interview: Zebrahead
Taking some time out from playing games in their dressing room, rhythm guitarist and lead singer Matty Lewis met us backstage for an interview before the highly anticipated show.
Album Review: All The Saints – Intro To Fractions
Sufficiently psychedelic but not lacking in originality or indeed in groove.
Album Review: Nada Surf – The Stars are Indifferent to Astronomy
Laidback, often soothing rock is the perfect addition to any revision playlist at the moment, and Nada Surf are clear veterans at what they do.
Naughty Dog unveil ‘The Last of Us’
Naughty Dog, creators of the Crash Bandicoot, Jak and Uncharted franchises revealed it’s latest PS3 exclusive titled ‘The Last of Us’.
Editorial: Too Many Games!
We here at Fuse are having a serious problem. A real, genuine problem which is only being exacerbated as Christmas creeps ever closer. There just aren’t enough hours in the day.
Review: Super Mario 3D Land
Super Mario 3D Land builds on an already fantastic gaming template to create an exciting new adventure featuring some of the greatest moments from the franchise’s history and tonnes of unique content which completely refreshes one of the most innovative and original series in gaming.
Review: Maskerade
The Company’s Maskerade at the University Drama Studio.
Review: I, Malvolio
Malvolio’s jarring threat at the close of Twelfth Night, to become “revenged on the whole pack of you”, reaches fruition in Tim Crouch’s unsettling solo performance in The Crucible’s Studio.
Review: The Infernal Dream of Mutt and Jeff
Beloff claims her works acts as a medium between the living and the dead. And “The Infernal Dream of Mutt and Jeff” is no exception. It looks to introduce us, the living, to old film equipment, the dead.
Your photos: Heavy snowfall in Sheffield
Much of Sheffield saw heavy snow falls on Saturday afternoon.
Sheffield council votes to support proposals to scrap weekly bin collections
Sheffield city council has today voted to support proposals that could end weekly bin collections in the city and replace them with a fortnightly service.
Vice-Chancellor’s pay rise angers trade unions
The University of Sheffield’s Vice Chancellor Keith Burnett has been awarded a pay rise of six per cent, infuriating trade unions.
Blades cup run ends with thumping home defeat
Sheffield United crashed out of the F.A. Cup as a ruthless Birmingham City ran out 4-0 winners at Bramall Lane.
Tottenham are not title contenders
“It is too early for them to go all the way.”
Wednesday drop more points as promotion push falters
A late Anthony Sweeney goal for Hartlepool held Sheffield Wednesday to a 2-2 draw at Hillsborough on Saturday
Let down: why students should fight S10 for every last penny
A year after Goodwin first closed it’s pool – a closure that saw members, including the swimming club sorely disappointed – the anger rumbles on. It’s hardly any wonder. The handling of the whole affair has been a top notch example of how to cheat and insult your customers, while providing students and public alike with a lesson in how to run a business without any sense of fairness or consideration.
Cannabis is a joint adventure
You are in an out-of-the-way place, aged between 13 and 16, huddled in a tight circle with your excited mates. Out of a jacket pocket comes a measly-looking ten-bag, acquired from some local shifty character or an amused older brother. A joint is inexpertly rolled; it is bulgy and misshapen, drooping whimsically at the end. Many people will no doubt recognise this tale of youthful dabbling. Indeed, smoking cannabis is increasingly seen as normal teenage behaviour, with a Guardian poll finding that over 81 per cent of people consider it a rite of passage.
Tis the season for slutty spirits and hot hedgehogs
Prepare your pumpkins and collect your kindling, we have now settled into the depths of autumn. It’s that time of year when small children smash their way into the homes of OAPs and demand sweets; when any childless person with pubic hair spatters themselves with red paint and tears holes into Primark’s latest clothing range; when fully grown adults watch out-dated horror films on a volume that renders their door bell useless.
Family Christmas survival
Much as we love them family can get a bit much, especially at Christmas. Here are a few tips to help you on your way to surviving while in the bosom of your family.
Not celebrating Christmas
In Britain it is very hard not to notice that it is Christmas, but what is this time of year like for those who don’t celebrate?
Tis the season to be…revising
The Christmas holidays have finally arrived and it’s time to relax with the family and enjoy a glass of mulled wine by the fireplace isn’t it? Well,yes, if you’re not a university student with the daunting prospect of January exams and coursework deadlines.
Women on Wheels
The world of the roller derby is eccentric and at times brutal, Forge Press caught up with the Sheffield Steel Roller girls to find out more.
From pirouettes to pasodoble
The best of British ice skating talent lace up their skates for the annual British Figure Skating and Ice Dance Championships at Sheffield Ice
Too Young To Die
Every year hundreds of families are devastated and student lives lost by road traffic accidents, a recent campaign hopes to change all that