Remember Me is the latest Robert Pattinson (of Twilight fame) film. Released today (11th March), Trespass has 25 double passes to giveaway.

Melissa Wellham shares her view on post-911 films, and lets us in on why she thinks The Hurt Locker is the most superior of them all.

There’s no place like home - then why return to it when alternative worlds are so much more fun? Foz Meadows questions why Mowgli, Dorothy and Alice decide to return to their mundane lives.

More than ever, designers, artists and organisations are fusing science and aesthetics to improve our social and environmental state. Lin Tan shares some of her findings.

The Trespass Film Crew let us in on what they think of this year’s Academy Awards, and announce the winners of our very own Oscars Competition.

“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.

Romy Grbic interviews three representatives from leading eco-friendly, organic fashion and beauty brands, namely, Eco Fashionista, Trilogy and Antipodes Skincare.

Jo Hambrett provides us with an easy to understand guide to creating your own vegetable patch. Read on to inspire your green thumb and enjoy the virtues of ‘home grown food’.

Humankind has been doing nature wrong for years. But in this highly entertaining and hilarious piece, Beth Wilson gives us a Top 10 list of films where Nature fights back.

In this insightful article, Antonia Hayes uncovers the truth of the factory farming industry and provides us with some solutions as to how we can fight against animal cruelty.

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”.