Articles

A fresh take on a tried and true genre convention, Palm Springs shows that necessity is the mother of re-invention.

Left-wing economist Yanis Varoufakis tells us about his (proposed) post-capitalist utopia, ahead of his appearance at Sheffield’s Festival of Debate on 7 May.

A few record releases into life as the Golden Lion Sounds label boss, Matthanee 'Gig' Nilavongse told Now Then about what it means for Todmorden.

The acclaimed jazz trumpeter and Gondwana Records label founder answers our questions about COVID gigs, scouting for musicians, and mental health and wellbeing.

Bounceback CIC founder Duncan Swainsbury tells us about their ambitions to help build a fairer food system and bring together communities.

Steeped in the history of Manchester's old Hulme, Kim's Kitchen embarks on a new phase of community-orientated hospitality.

The authors of a new zine, 'Degrowth in Manchester', told Now Then about their motivations and inspirations.

Wythenshawe-born actress Lorraine Cheshire tells us about working with the likes of Maxine Peake, Caroline Aherne, and Terry Gilliam.

Glossop is the first destination in a new series exploring the satellite towns of Greater Manchester and beyond.

Assessing the Mayor's merits four years on, we look at homelessness, air quality and a run as 'King of the North'