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Sunderland band Vandebilt were a shining light at Waves Festival last weekend.
Peter Kay has announced his triumphant return to the comedy stage with a tour around the UK. This was shown during the ad break for Sunday night’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here! He is returning to Newcastle in the spring of 2023. Kay, 49, from Bolton, is most famously known for his […]
The World Cup is just over a week away, and one man on the plane to Qatar is Sunderland’s Jewison Bennette. Bennette, 18, joined Sunderland in the summer from his native Costa Rica. The young, dynamic winger is a fresh talent on Wearside and he has started positively in a Sunderland shirt. Bennette scored his […]
With the release of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) only a day away, North East Marvel fans have their say on Black Panther (2018) and how they feel about the upcoming film. “The first film in my opinion was a very strong film. It had a well-versed cast, was well-written and the soundtrack was […]
Sunderland Twitter users have reacted to Twitter Blue, a new subscription service following billionaire Elon Musk’s purchase of the platform. The new service allows people to pay $8 USD (or £7) to have the blue tick next to your username on the platform, with many criticising that the feature goes against the very point of […]
The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann is a tragic story which has always been shrouded in mystery for 15 years with a case so complex and firmly in the media spotlight, has the Netflix documentary brought new evidence to light? The Disappearance of Madeleine McCann was aired in March 2019 as one season split into eight […]
On October 18, volume three of the Netflix reboot true crime TV show Unsolved Mysteries came back with more murders, disappearances and UFO sightings than I could count. The Netflix reboot which is a must watch for any true crime lover came back after a two year break from the release of Volume One in […]
After its opening night on Wednesday, Les Misérables continues to mesmerise the audience at the Sunderland Empire, 42 years after the show first premiered in 1980.
