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Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

15th February 2018 By Humanity Hallows 0 148

★★☆☆☆ By Amy-Lea Wright Frances McDormand plays the strong-minded Mildred Hayes, mother of a murdered teenager, in Martin McDonagh’s Oscar-nominated dark comedy Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. Tired of local law enforcement and thirsting for justice for her daughter, Mildred buys advertising space on three successive billboards to make a statement: her daughter was ‘raped while…
News
Pop-up protest inspired by radical suffragist Ada Nield Chew takes place at Manchester Met

15th February 2018 By Humanity Hallows 0 609

By Andy Turbine To mark the centenary of the Representation of the People Act, which gave some women the vote for the first time in the United Kingdom’s history, the Local Youth Engagement Project took over Manchester Metropolitan University’s Arts and Humanities building to stage a pop-up protest inspired by radical suffragist Ada Nield Chew….
Culture, News
Manchester Met presents: A Body of Words: Desire & Eating Bodies

15th February 2018 By Humanity Hallows 0 494

By Grace Atkinson Manchester Metropolitan University presented an evening of creative and critical discussion on the notion of food and the body this week. Titled ‘A Body of Words: Desire & Eating Bodies’, the event was hosted by poet and lecturer Helen Mort and held at the International Anthony Burgess Foundation. Helen Mort, author of poetry…
Entertainment, Manchester, Music, News
Unmissable acts heading to Manchester this spring

6th February 2018 By Humanity Hallows 0 120

Manchester welcomes a jam-packed schedule full of chart-topping acts from all music genres this spring. Meliza Sestito rounds up a selection of the best. By Meliza Sestito KHALID | Manchester Academy, February 17 Khalid is an up and coming American R&B singer and song writer. Aged only 19, he already has hits such as ‘Young,…
News
Run4Africa: Manchester Met students set to embark on incredible study trip to The Gambia

29th January 2018 By Humanity Hallows 0 373

Manchester Met students are set to travel to The Gambia with De Montfort University and the Global Hands UK charity to take part in the Run4Africa and support local development projects. Donate £2 to support our Run4Africa crowdfunding campaign at JustGiving.com By Peter Weldon On January 5th, 2018, Manchester Metropolitan University students and staff will embark…

Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

Pop-up protest inspired by radical suffragist Ada Nield Chew takes place at Manchester Met

Manchester Met presents: A Body of Words: Desire & Eating Bodies

Unmissable acts heading to Manchester this spring

Run4Africa: Manchester Met students set to embark on incredible study trip to The Gambia

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