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Review: The Chainsmokers at Manchester Academy

27th February 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 302

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Hannah Louise Phillips The DJ duo The Chainsmokers, made up of Alex Pall and Andrew Taggart, are touring their long awaited debut album. Three of the songs from the album have dominated the charts for weeks on end. After they…
Lifestyle
A letter to… my thirteen-year-old self

27th February 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 137

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Pragya Singh Hi Pragya. Happy Birthday! You turn 13 today; it’s the start of your teens, a HUGE deal. You are all grown up now! Who am I, you ask? Well, I am you, you from the future, and I…
Sport
“Piegate’s Shaw was played like a fiddle” – Harry Spindler

23rd February 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 141

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Harry Spindler Image: BBC After Monday night, Sutton were no longer carrying on their FA cup journey. Arsenal quite convincingly dumped the Non-League side out of the competition with goals from Walcott and Perez, but, in all honesty, the limelight…
Entertainment, Review
T2: Trainspotting “A noisy, foul-mouthed, dangerous gate-crasher to the mainstream”

23rd February 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 141

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Christopher Witty When Trainspotting hit cinemas in 1996, the reaction from both audiences and critics was a kind of collective “WTF!?!”, mixing equal parts shock, hilarity and, above all, admiration for anyone with the balls big enough to pull off…
Entertainment, Lifestyle, Manchester, Review
Review: Funny Girl at Manchester’s Palace Theatre

22nd February 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 236

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Verity Carson Image: Funny Girl the Musical Lining up outside the packed Palace Theatre, it was hard not to notice that we were the minority. The theatre line was bustling with older ladies who, unlike me, had watched the 1968…

Review: The Chainsmokers at Manchester Academy

A letter to… my thirteen-year-old self

“Piegate’s Shaw was played like a fiddle” – Harry Spindler

T2: Trainspotting “A noisy, foul-mouthed, dangerous gate-crasher to the mainstream”

Review: Funny Girl at Manchester’s Palace Theatre

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