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The acclaimed series is ready to extend its narrative boundaries with the release of its third installment on 3 October. Our exclusive visit to the set reveals intricate details about the production and the cast’s dynamic chemistry.With filming well underway, the team strives to ensure the upcoming season encapsulates the authenticity and emotion the series is renowned for.On a brisk November morning in 2023, the filming set, a repurposed school on the outskirts of London, buzzes with activity. The seemingly abandoned building, signposted as ‘Truham High,’ is the hub where the series’ next chapters are coming to life. Within its…
Shanika Sunrise, a drag queen from Sandbach, Cheshire, recently experienced a night unlike any other. The performer supported Chappell Roan during her sold-out UK tour.With emotions running high, Shanika described the event as beyond their wildest dreams, making a significant mark on their career.Shanika Sunrise, hailing from Sandbach, Cheshire, jumped at the opportunity to support Chappell Roan after spotting an advertisement on social media. Describing it as the ‘chance of a lifetime,’ Shanika immediately applied, eager to perform at the Manchester Academy.The excitement was palpable right from the outset. Shanika’s anticipation grew as they prepared to take the stage, underscoring…
Pinewood Studios has announced the closure of its television production department next year. This move comes after a thorough internal review, impacting the Buckinghamshire location known for popular shows like RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.Despite this closure, productions scheduled for 2024 and 2025 will go on without interruption, and other Pinewood sites will continue their TV production activities. The company is providing support to affected staff during this transition.Closure of Pinewood Television StudiosThe television studios at Pinewood, which have been the birthplace of popular shows like RuPaul’s Drag Race UK and Taskmaster, will be closing next year. The decision comes after…
An art exhibition celebrating the British Indian journey has launched at the Old Fire Station in Oxford. Titled ‘Journey of the Blue Sun,’ this is the first solo show by artist Saroj Patel and showcases her South Asian heritage through diverse mediums.Saroj Patel’s debut solo exhibition, ‘Journey of the Blue Sun,’ is now on display, featuring intricate sculptures, textiles, and multimedia installations that honour her South Asian roots. The exhibition aims to narrate the compelling journey from a small village in India to a new life in the United Kingdom, reflecting both personal and shared experiences.The exhibits include contributions from…
Crewe’s town centre is set to undergo a significant transformation with the establishment of a new creative hub, bolstered by a £200,000 grant from Arts Council England.This investment, supplemented by additional funding, aims to foster local arts and culture, benefiting people of all ages across the community.Significant Funding for Creative DevelopmentA substantial grant of £200,000 from Arts Council England has been awarded to support the development of a new creative hub in Crewe. This initiative is further backed by an additional £125,000 from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and council funding. This combined investment aims to bring about a transformative…
Young rappers in Belfast have found solace in music as they navigate the loss of two community members, Woodzy and Rich Smicks.These artists meet regularly to create and share their work, using music as a therapeutic outlet.Expressing Grief Through Artistic CollaborationYoung musicians in Belfast have turned to their art to cope with the profound loss of two community members, Adam Woods, known as Woodzy, and Rich Smicks. Both were prominent figures in the local rap scene, and their deaths have deeply affected their peers.Durt Burd, a 23-year-old rapper, recalls his close bond with Rich Smicks. “He was like a brother…
A renowned music studio in Sunderland, known for hosting iconic artists, is seeking to raise £30,000 for urgent roof repairs.The Bunker has played a pivotal role in the local music scene for over four decades and now faces the challenge of addressing significant structural issues.Historic Venue with Rich LegacyThe Bunker, located on Stockton Road, was originally constructed in 1890 as a bicycle factory. For the last 42 years, however, it has served as a hub for the local music community.Over the years, it has welcomed notable artists such as The Clash, Bjork, and Billy Bragg, cementing its importance in Sunderland’s…
Cambridge Corn Exchange Cancels Tim Peake’s Talk Due to Severe Weather-Related Venue Leak
Cambridge Corn Exchange has been compelled to cancel a talk by the former astronaut Tim Peake due to a significant leak at the venue. This unfortunate incident, attributed to adverse weather conditions, has led to a temporary closure of the site for repairs.The event, initially scheduled for Tuesday night, has been rescheduled to 13 October. Ticket holders have been assured that their original tickets will remain valid, and the venue has prioritised customer safety throughout this ordeal.Incident DetailsCambridge Corn Exchange experienced a substantial leak caused by severe weather conditions. The deluge impacted the venue severely, prompting the management to take…
In an unexpected turn of events, players from Pakistan have emerged as dominant forces in the competitive Tekken scene. This rise has left many in the gaming industry, including Tekken’s director, Katsuhiro Harada, intrigued by their rapid ascent.Tekken, a Japanese-developed fighting game, saw its eighth numbered instalment released earlier this year. Traditionally dominated by players from the Far East, the current top rankings now include multiple Pakistani players, raising questions about the factors behind this phenomenon.The Rise of Pakistani PlayersIn just a few years, Pakistani players have significantly impacted the global Tekken landscape. From being virtually unknown to becoming top…
Scottish productions ‘Baby Reindeer’ and ‘Dinosaur’ have emerged as leading contenders at this year’s Bafta Scotland Awards, demonstrating significant achievements in writing and acting.Richard Gadd and Ashley Storrie, creators and leading actors in these productions, have both received nominations in the categories of Best Writer and Best Actor, reflecting the strong impact of their work.The Entertainment category includes ‘The Agency: Unfiltered’, ‘Burns Night 2024’, ‘Richard Osman’s House of Games’, and ‘Susan Calman’s Grand Day Out’. These nominees reflect a wide variety of entertaining formats and subjects.In the Factual Series category, contenders are ‘Icons of Football’, ‘Not Your Average Family’, and…
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