HOWARD: Brazil call for semi-final replay
It’s hair today, gone tomorrow as the Brazil Nutters blame bad style in their shellacking by the Germans, says Sir Howard Estlon, so tanked on bad cocktails that he can’t even spell his own nema.
Pixel Perfect – The resurgence of the 8-bit pixel art style
Tom Bennett brings us up to date with a step back in time for computer gamers.
HOWARD’S WORLD CUP NEWS: Mr Bitey’s Mother Weighs In
Howard Elston, our man in Rio with the rum cocktail and the ringside seat at the nude beach volleyball finals, splashes a new twist on the Luis Suarez biting incident
Gaming: Everything But The Girl
Tom Bennett reports from Gamers heaven.
HOWARD: Cuppa de Worldo Shockeroo
Our sport editor, Sir Howard Elston, reveals just who will play for Enger-land for tonight’s crucial, critical, all important match against Uruguay
Game On
Tom Bennett guides us through the latest from the biggest games industry annual knees-up, which took place this week in the States
Students Produce Silent Film –
World premiere for Birmingham.
Me, Cammo, My Cutlery Shame and A Small Matter of £100m
Max Carlish continues his amble down memory lane when he crossed paths with a young David Cameron.
My Life and Not So Easy Times with David Cameron (PM)
By Max Carlish.
Concert raises funds for Birmingham medical charity
A charity concert has raised £700 for the Edgbaston-based charity Ammalife.
What The Light Was Like: An Exhibition
From our news desk.
Scots Untamed
The Independence debate north of Hadrian’s Wall is hotting up as JOHN KNOX, who covered Scottish Assembly politics for the BBC, reports.
Of Benefit Street, Birmophobia and Benjamin Z
MAX CARLISH is working on a film with poet Benjamin Zephaniah and local social entrepreneur Jason Turner about finding work for former prisoners. He finds it raises a great deal of questions about Birmingham, its profile….and, of course, the curse of Benefit Street.
Dance Festival Heads for Birmingham
The year’s festival programme will soon be commencing.
Pictures from The Birmingham Tornado: Exhibition
Photographs and talk by Pogus Caesar on behalf of Friends of Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery.
First World War Epic for the Hippo
Theatre to mark war centenary with new production.
Birmingham Youth Dance Company Leaps Into Action
A dance company comprised of young performers is celebrating its first birthday.
Ammalife Charity Backed by Close Harmony Evening
Medical charity Ammalife invites you to a choral concert in Birmingham which will not only give great pleasure but help raise cash for its international work.
BRITAIN’S BIGGEST PANTOMIME PRESENTS A SPECIAL RELAXED PERFORMANCE
From our arts desk.
What’s On: Deaf Inspector to play the Yardbird
From our music desk.
Lord Rennard And Some Sisterly Advice
The Rennard revelations have been followed by thousands of women, but not all of them totally sympathise with his ‘victims.’ Older career women who dealt with sexism and survived unscathed think they need to toughen up. Are they right, asks Sheilagh Matheson
Drivers And Vehicles Wanted for Charity Mountain Challenge
From the newsdesk.
Bid for Celebrity Mince Pies and Help Raise Cash for Kids
Care for a mince pie made by celebrity chefs and raise some cash for a kids’ charity?