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Los Campesinos – 'We Throw Parties, You Throw Knives'
Music Videos | 21 November 2007
'We Throw Parties, You Throw Knives' is the debut single from the Welsh band, and was released as a double A-side with 'Don't Tell Me To Do The Math(s)'.
The Weakerthans - 'Civil Twilight'
Music Videos | 15 November 2007
The Weakerthans are touring the UK at the end of November, playing dates in Leeds, Manchester and London.
Episode 3: Rodriguez terrorises the planet
Reel Weekend | 08 November 2007
Ben Howard returns to guide you through the essential flicks hitting cinemas and DVD this week, including zombies aplenty in Planet Terror and a trip into the wilderness courtesy of Robert Rodriguez.
Episode 1: Killer Sheep, Cooking Rats and Naughty Rockstars
Reel Weekend | 05 November 2007
Ben Howard takes a look at the picks of the week's cinema and DVD releases. On this week's show... killer sheep, a classic rockumentary, plus the latest in rat-based entertainment.
Reel Report | 01 November 2007
Reel Report interviews director Anton Corbijn and the stars of his directorial debut, examining the short life of Joy Division singer Ian Curtis.
Gadget Reviews | 01 November 2007
Despite its demure size – both in stature and in memory, Apple's iPod touch still manages to cram in web browsing and iTunes over Wi-Fi.
Episode 7: Is anything really scratch-proof?
Space Bubble | 14 October 2007
In this week's episode of Space Bubble, CNET.co.uk's Rory Reid attacks a 'scratch-proof' monitor with 110 per cent of his punching power.
Episode 06: Intel Development Forum debrief
Dialogue Box | 15 April 2008
What do the Atom processor, MIDs, a bio-sensing chip, fuel cells, Shanghai's traffic and a revolution in photography have in common? ZDNet.co.uk's Rupert Goodwins and Charles McLellan investigate as they bring you a rundown of Intel's recent Development Forum.
Reel Weekend | 11 April 2008
The week’s biggest release is the No.1 American box office hit 21. This isn’t the fourteenth sequel to Seven, or an early film in the epic series that finished with 2001, but a Vegas-based gambling about six young maths geniuses who used their numerical prowess to score big on Vegas’s blackjack tables. Although supposedly based on a true story, this tale has been seriously Hollywoodised, with hunky maths geeks, gorgeous maths girls, cheesy romantic subplots and sleazy college professors who look a lot like Kevin Spacey.
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Reel Weekend | 11 April 2008
It made a lot of money back in 1998, but it seems to have taken an entire decade for The Blair Witch Project to have a proper influence on genre cinema. In the past couple of months we’ve had Cloverfield and George Romero’s Diary Of The Dead shaking their handheld cameras in our faces, and now Spanish shocker [Rec] joins the club. One night a fire crew is called to an apartment building where an old lady is apparently trapped in her apartment. Unfortunately the poor dear has turned into a demented contagion-ridden zombie, and when the authorities seal off the entire building our survivors must find another way out.
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