“Durrant and Hunt have made a compelling and visually attractive documentary, utilising the fantastic colour contrasts found in Tapachula’s palette.” Beth Wilson reviews, Somewhere Near Tapachula.

Grace Edwards reviews the award-winning show, Mortal Engine, which “explores the relationship between movement and technology”, and “takes live interaction to a new level”.

In this tongue-and-cheek piece, Grace Edwards writes an open letter to the environment’s most loved superhero, Captain Planet, and asks for his assistance in healing the world.

Here to remind us that common sense isn’t so common after all is Brad Hills. And he’s armed with some stories that’ll get you shaking your head with dismay at humankind’s utter stupidity.

This week, Romy Grbic shows us how to create ’60s mod eyes by using bold eyeliner and fat, black lashes. Definitely one to store in the knowledge bank for fun night outs.

As we come to terms with the arrival of autumn, Liv Hambrett bids farewell to the glorious summer that was with this series of photographs.

It had all the ingredients to make it a triumphant film, but alas, The Men Who Stare at Goats left Beth Wilson disappointed, and “Jon Ronson’s original work bloody and tattered on the floor.”

“Whiny, self-obsessed and with every petty problem you can think of, there they are; breaking people’s nuts one email and phone call at a time.” Sandi Tighello on insufferable ball breakers.

This week, Romy Grbic looks up to the night sky for inspiration. The result is shiny and sparky beauty products that’s sure to make you feel like a star.

“If you want a truly personal insight into a gripping moment in history, this is the place to start.” Jess Paine on the fascinating new book, Race of a Lifetime; How Obama Won the White House.

“Visually spectacular”, “wondrous and fun” - Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland gets a fine review from Beth Wilson. Plus, we also have 10 double passes to giveaway.