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Our new foodie blogger Rachel Jeffcoat tucks into some dainty morsels at the divine Dine at the Manor supper club. What a sacrifice she made for us…
Damien O’Keeffe enjoys ‘Song of the City’ a collaboration between Kala Sangham and Akademi South Asian Dance UK in the newly refurbished Blue Hall in St Peter’s House, Bradford
Culture Vulture’s resident Leeds International Film Festival blogger, Josephine Borg, says: tell your neighbours that ‘Shut Up Little Man’ is worth a look.
Culture Vulture’s resident Leeds International Film Festival blogger, Josephine Borg, finds her festival favourite in Take Shelter.
Culture Vulture’s resident Leeds International Film Festival blogger, Josephine Borg, catches the UK premier of American indie road movie, Bellflower.
Nicola Chapman reviews ‘Sound It Out’, a documentary about the last surviving independent record store in Teeside.
Culture Vulture’s resident Leeds International Film Festival blogger, Josephine Borg, met up with a Mexican hit man and lived to tell the tale.
Can silent movies be relevant in the digital age? We asked Phil Dean to pop along to Leeds Town Hall to find out…
Sarah Cockburn goes in search of the smell of the greasepaint and the roar of the crowd with Fanfared at the Crucible.
Intrepid gourmande Clare Tollick takes a spoon to Yee Kwan’s new batch of savoury ices with some mouth watering results.
Peter Etherington reviews the flawed but entertaining prequel to John Carpenter’s 1982 masterpiece, The Thing
Culture Vulture’s resident Leeds International Film Festival blogger, Josephine Borg, was at the gala opening of Wuthering Heights to see if Andrea Arnold’s retelling of Emily Bronte’s lived up to expectations.
Guest blogger Matthew Phillips learnt that the worst place to sit is on the fence at the recent Web Changes Everything event during Leeds Digitital Festival
Josephine Borg picks her highlights for the Leeds International Film Festival.
Beth Daley reviews the culmination of a ground-breaking educational choral project bringing South African Township music to Leeds.
Elly Snare reviews the Walk this Way fashion show: falling flat but with potential for something better.
Sarah Cockburn visits the Crucible Studio for the second play in the Paines Plough Roundabout season.
Architect Jenny Booth reviews Kirkgate Market as part of the Spaces&Places series.
The yearly light festival comes again to York. Alexandra Boyle went along to see the city in a whole new light.
Mark O’Brien reviews ‘Paint It White’ at the West Yorkshire Playhouse: a saga of of life, love, and Leeds United.
Vincent Krasauskas reviews the NEWK performance featuring Odd Doll, Indivisible and the Skeleton Project: new theatre still hot from the oven people!
Ali Hull reviews Jon Ronson at the Grand Theatre during the Love Arts Leeds Festival and comes away with more questions than answers (in a good way)
By Katie Bolton
We were invited by The Living Room in Leeds to sample their new Autumn/Winter menu.
Now anyone who regularly reads Leeds Grub will know that I always try to be diplomatic but I am …
Phil Dean and his all male book club are asking Culture Vulture readers to select their next book. Which book would you pick?
