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Any fans of Radiohead out there, I think it's time we face facts. Radiohead are not coming back. It has been NINE YEARS since their last album, during which time all of its members have consistently released new music on the reg. Of course, the band itself would never do anything as naff as actually announce their retirement or a farewell tour. In fact, if you were to draw up the archetypal way for Radiohead to disband, this would be it: just cease to exist, form new bands, p

Brought to you by the creators of 'Glee' and 'American Horror Story', among other things, is this 9-part anthology about the real-life story of the infamous Menendez Brothers.  For anyone unfamiliar, Lyle and Erik Menendez took 12-gauge shotguns to their parents in the summer of 1989, blasting them into what prosecutors called "shapes almost unrecognizable as human from the amount of damage sustained".

"There is only one thing that makes a dream impossible to achieve: the fear of failure." The Alchemist by Paulo Cohelo is a hugely popular book that often makes it's way onto people's all-time favourite lists. Its message is certainly universal and the themes explored are very relatable in a way similar to how things might seem if you visit a fortune teller; if you are someone who has the desire to read this book, you are likely it's exact audience.

Even the most futuristic thinking tech forward people in the world must surely have that gnawing feeling that somehow what we're experiencing in the information age is leaving us all dumb and doomed?

“Whatever in creation exists without my knowledge exists without my consent.” - Judge Holden  First published in 1985, Blood Meridian is often considered the magnum opus of one of the greatest, if not the greatest, American writers in history. Criticisms of Cormac McCarthy’s books are often that they are almost inaccessible due to the tone and utter refusal to adhere to any of the traditional formatting we generally need to understand the written word. All of those traits ar