Brand new indie night Pull Yourself Together have put together a stellar line-up for their first ever gig, held in the endearingly odd venue that is Star & Garter.

I’m not an R&B man, and my past exposure to John Legend was that Ordinary People song from ages ago, which I wasn’t offended by, in fact I quite enjoyed the piano and voice singer songwriter side of his work.  This album is not the same as that song, it’s better.  Gone is the standard fare of singer/songwriter clichés, this album is a well produced, and Legend has rightfully let a more complex and varied sound come to fruition.  There are some reggae style tracks, classic R&B, and calm ballads that mostly base around relationship ups and downs (shocking, I know).  What gets on my n

Throw in a cult Norwegian movie about a junkie elephant, a wealth of recognisable acting talents and a translated screenplay courtesy of Simon Pegg, and what you get is a deadly cocktail called Free Jimmy. At the first glance, it may seem that this is a kids’ movie, but BE WARNED – this movie is for adults. It includes a graphic sex scene, profanity, violence and frequent drug use.