Same old same old

Andy Munro talks about what he’s been missing.

Rap Game UK – what really happened

Stephen Pennell gives the lowdown on another night in Digbeth.

Nick-ed from the Flames

Brian Donaldson talks to comedican Nick Helm.

Boshing along

Brian Donaldson talks to comic Kerry Godliman.

Peaky effect proves fact is stranger than fiction

Birmingham’s hidden industrial heritage saved from the skip.

Review: Jools Holland at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall

Richard Lutz survives a full assault of Jools Holland.

New television outlet for Birmingham

Birmingham Now TV launched online.

TV link to hospice appeal

Help Acorns – by order!

Express & Star wins Midlands Newspaper of the Year

Star shining bright at media awards.

University to mark colour TV ‘s fiftieth birthday

Rare and unseen British TV footage to be shown at anniversary event.

From graduation to Hollywood

Birmingham graduate offers advice to budding film makers.

Lady Leshurr to perform at Birmingham celebrations

UK rap queen to play intimate Birmingham show.

Advocate for an Advocaat

Sheilagh Matheson raises a glass or two.

Bonkers brexit bonanza ballot

Richard Lutz checks into Hotel Ballotbox.

Knowing Suzi

Brian Donaldson talks to comedian Suzi Ruffell.

Licensed to sustain

University of Birmingham study breaks down key to Bond franchise’s longevity.

Gerry with a gee

Unsung local hero Gerry Colvin talks to Dave Woodhall.

CRASH! BANG!

Comic Rob Beckett talks to Brian Donaldson about his new show Wallop!

The town that doesn’t see itself

Sheilagh Matheson works in an African community so poor it can’t afford mirrors.

Everyman amongst us

Stephen K Amos talks to Brian Donaldson about Everyman, and everything.

Mark Williams supports Save Acorns Black Country Appeal

Harry Potter star also urges public to help find yellow hat.

Taking liberties with comedy

Geoff Norcott, star of Mock the Week and much more, talks ahead of his Birmingham date.

Peaky Blinders have arrived at The Ivy Temple Row

Restaurant unveils new cocktail range to mark festival.

The Peaky Effect – West Midlands welcomes record number of visitors

West Midlands is centre of attention with surge in visitor numbers.

Peaky Blinders Escape experiences launched

Two new rooms set to be unveiled later this month.

Guarding the Bodys

Award-winning actor Jack Loy talks about growing up in Birmingham and appearing in Wolverhampton.

Classic rocking Robin

Another couple of dates for your diary.

Birmingham City University to screen ‘lost’ music programme

Rare Beatles performance amongst rescued footage to be shown again.

Me, Wayne Rooney & David Cameron

Stephen Pennell talks to Brummie film maker George Francis.

Acorns play a Blinder

Red carpet treatment as stylish charity ball raises £29,000 for children and families.