After the scorching debate surrounding the Top 10 TV theme tunes, I thought the time was ripe to follow it up with the Top 10 TV Songs. And yes, there is a difference, remember to read the rules...
On National Talk Like a Pirate Day, Robert Newton's performance as Long John Silver that defined pirates in the eyes of the world always deserves a good eyeballin' over some grog... arrr!
You’ve saved for months to get the cheapest flights and hotel and you’ve made it to New York for a week’s mayhem in Manhattan. But where to eat without blowing the budget?
Swear Down is the new novel by acclaimed author Russ Litten. It incorporates an investigation into a murder in East London. The problem is, two people have come forward and confessed. Who's the true culprit?
Take 28 Days Later, The Walking Dead and The Road, add even more violence, sick humour, nastiness and you’ve got ‘Crossed’ - as superbly horrible as comic books get featuring a character called Horsecock...
Selected by Shortlist as one of the coolest book covers ever, Jon Ronson finds that psychos are all around us, many in worryingly unexpected places. I chatted to the author after watching him read in Hull...
Considering we Brits have been responsible for some of the greatest inventions in history, we have a peculiar habit of using quaintly old-fashioned terms for our technology. Here's some of the best...
Broken Dreams is the first urban thriller from Hull based writer, Nick Quantrill, featuring private detective Joe Geraghty. Northern gritty realism at it's best. Here's a short film based on an extract...
The Olympics? Forget that, unless you're rich or famous enough to blag a ticket you can just watch it on TV - why not read through our guide of ace alternative British events instead?