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Entries by Hanna Flint from 07/2012

Review - Magic Mike

| Posted 07.10.2012 | UK Entertainment
Read More: Channing Tatum, Matthew McConnaughey, Alex Pettyfer, Olivia Munn, Hollywood, Magic Mike, Celebrities, Video, UK Entertainment News

If you think Magic Mike is a movie filled with buff bodies, pelvic thrusts and uber-tight, baby-oil proof tearaway clothing than you would be... right. But don't let the ridiculously toned, sculpted; glistening muscles of Hollywood's hottest hunks distract you (completely) from the entertaining yet moving story centred on the world of male stripping.

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The Olympic Road to Nowhere

| Posted 07.16.2012 | UK Sport
Read More: Cyclists, Olympic-Lanes, London 2012, LBC 97.3, UK Transport, Motorists, Olympics, m4, Olympic Lanes, Tfl, UK Sport News

TFL have made it clear that only official Games vehicles carrying athletes, staff and delegates will be allowed to use the roads. But with just 10 days until the opening ceremony, many of the roads affected by the Olympic routes have been left with unclear and confusing signposting for the public to decipher.

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Future Shorts Summer Festival Checks In

| Posted 07.25.2012 | UK Entertainment
Read More: Future-Shorts, Kris Marshall, Independent Film, Short Films, Sanderson Hotel, Morgans Hotel Group, Film Festival, Peter Sellers, London, UK Entertainment News

For this season's Future Shorts programme, Future Cinema, (the creators of Future Shorts and Secret Cinema) have partnered up with Morgans Hotel Group to include London's St Martins Lane and Sanderson hotels in their ever expanding network of Future Shorts locations.

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An Eye for an Eye, a Tweet for a Tweet: Is This the Way to Battle Trolling?

| Posted 07.31.2012 | UK
Read More: Tom Daley, Twitter, Cyberbullying, Social Networking, Online-Abuse, Miranda Hart, Louise Mensch, 2012 London Olympics, Trolling, Olympics News, UK News

Who knew the archaic "eye for an eye" mantra could be substituted for "a tweet for a tweet"? Well I say it can't and it mustn't or we risk sinking to the troll level from the precious moral high ground.

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