• Interview, News

    Will The Real Rosie Please Stand Up?

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    ‘The Two Rosies: Life as a Goth Icon’ – John Rylands Library, Manchester. Sunday 26th October, 12pm – 1pm. By Neil Harrison “To my thinking, Manchester has always had a Gothic heart,” says Rosie Garland, aka Rosie Lugosi: Vampire Queen. High praise indeed for the original city of satanic mills, ahead of this weekend’s Gothic…

  • Entertainment, News

    Manchester Science Festival 2014 Preview

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    By Sojourner McKenzie This week, Humanity Hallows were invited to see a preview of the two new exhibits for the launch of Manchester Science Festival 2014. On display were the ‘The Sounds of Others’ and the ‘3D: Printing the Future’ exhibits. First, we were given time with one of the creators of the exhibit Marcus…

  • News

    Gothic Romance and the Phantasmagorical

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    In the run up to Halloween, Humanity Hallows will be bringing you all the best action from the weekend’s Gothic Manchester Festival. First up we have this seriously spooky show from the festival’s opening night… On Thursday night, a packed International Anthony Burgess Foundation hosted the opening event of the Gothic Manchester Festival as part…

  • Entertainment, News

    The Judge – A Duval and Downey Duet.

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    By Mark Pajak Who else but Robert Downey Jr could make pissing on someone’s shoes seem lovable? Open on a courthouse urinal where Downey’s character Hank Palmer (a skilled yet mercenary defence attorney) is mid-stream. Then the council for the prosecution taps him on the shoulder, Downey turns bodily and splash – a whole audience…

  • Entertainment, News

    Revisting ‘Withnail and I’

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    By Callum Willmott Ever since my first viewing, two moments have always struck me in Bruce Robinson’s Withnail & I; the first of these being the film’s opening. Set to the sounds of A Whiter Shade of Pale (covered here by King Curtis), the camera sluggishly zooms in on a downtrodden Paul McGann. The second,…

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