Jack Holmes, Author at aAh! Magazine

Lifestyle, Manchester, Sport
MMU Sport offers students and staff discounted Manchester Run 10K tickets

6th February 2017 By Jack Holmes 0 142

Whether you’re a seasoned runner or a beginner, whether you’ll race it or walk it, you’ll be happy to hear all Manchester Met staff and students can take part in the Greater Manchester Run 10K for a discounted price this year. You’ll start the race alongside Manchester Met staff and students, and you’ll get the…
Entertainment, Manchester, News
Superbia set to take over Manchester Met as part of Pride Weekend

9th August 2016 By Jack Holmes 0 304

By Jack Holmes For the first time No. 70 Oxford Road, formerly the Cornerhouse cinema, will welcome a host of LGBT events as part of the Superbia weekend. The specially-commissioned and curated programme will be part of the huge number of events taking place over the same weekend as Manchester Pride’s The Big Weekend, running from Friday 26th August…
Entertainment, News, Review
Suicide Squad: Don’t judge a film by its trailers

6th August 2016 By Jack Holmes 0 319

By Jack Holmes Superhero movies pretty much dominate the cinema calendar these days and not everyone’s so happy about it. “They’re all the same, I’m sick of identical stories and identical characters,” they’d say, and since its first teaser trailer dropped at San Diego Comic Con in 2015, I’ve pointed out, “But look how stylish,…
Entertainment, Lifestyle, Manchester, News
This is England club night comes to Sankeys

5th August 2016 By Jack Holmes 0 501

By Jack Holmes Sankeys will welcome Manchester’s first This is England club night tomorrow featuring classic tracks from the Shane Meadows directed masterpieces. The original film and the follow up TV series follow a group of school kids and young adults as they find their way through life and the rapidly changing British landscape, from…
Entertainment, News, Review
Review: Stranger Things series one

4th August 2016 By Jack Holmes 0 600

By Jack Holmes Ghostbusters, Jungle Book, Star Wars, Star Trek, Batman – there’s been a tidal wave of reboots, nostalgia and homage hitting Hollywood in the last year or two, but TV has largely managed to continue on its merry way. That is, until Netflix dares to produce Stranger Things, a TV series whose sole…

MMU Sport offers students and staff discounted Manchester Run 10K tickets

Superbia set to take over Manchester Met as part of Pride Weekend

Suicide Squad: Don’t judge a film by its trailers

This is England club night comes to Sankeys

Review: Stranger Things series one

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