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Mabuse Lives! Boxset – Review - On: Yorkshire Magazine

1 week ago | on-magazine.co.uk | Sarah Morgan

By Sarah MorganAs far as criminal masterminds go, Dr Mabuse is a pretty despicable guy. What’s more, he seems to be indestructible, always popping up in places you’d least expect, despite the fact he’s supposed to be dead. He first appeared in a novel by Norbert Jacques in 1921, which was followed by a sequel 11 years later.
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1 week ago | on-magazine.co.uk | Steve Crabtree

What’s the title of your latest release, and what does it mean to you? The latest single is called ‘This One’s on the House’. It’s also the title of the full album, coming out on June 13th. The phrase felt right as an album title – like an open invitation, a way of saying: this one’s for you, from me. But in the song, the phrase takes on a different meaning – more like: I’ll let this one slide… but next time, I won’t. There’s a limit. A quiet line being drawn.
Circumnavigation of Iceland Cruise – Travel Review - On: Yorkshire Magazine

2 weeks ago | on-magazine.co.uk | Kevin Pilley

By Kevin Pilley, April 2025Iceland has its own Loch Ness Monster—not a lot of people know that. They call it “The Wyrm”. The elusive creature is supposed to live in Lagarfljot, a very deep, glacial-fed, freshwater lake near Egilsstaðir on the west coast of Iceland. It was first sighted in 1345 and described as a serpent with humps. A myth grew up that it incubated gold at the bottom of the fjord.
Easter Gift Guide 2025

3 weeks ago | on-magazine.co.uk | Steve Crabtree

By Steve Crabtree, April 2025This Easter, it’s not just about chocolate and eggs. From creative kids’ kits to sustainable tech, stylish home comforts and thoughtful keepsakes, we’ve rounded up some of the best Easter gift ideas that go beyond the sweet stuff. Whether you’re buying for little ones, grown-ups, or even your dog – there’s something in here that’s bound to raise a smile.
Theakston’s Crime Writing Festival 2024: Full Line-Up Revealed

3 weeks ago | on-magazine.co.uk | Sarah Morgan

By Sarah Morgan, April 2025Don’t get caught out – it’s time to plan your visit to the Theakston’s Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival, which is once again taking place at the Old Swan Hotel in Harrogate this July, from Thursday 17th to Sunday 20th.
The Isles of Scilly & The Hell Bay Hotel – Travel Review - On: Yorkshire Magazine

3 weeks ago | on-magazine.co.uk | Kevin Pilley

By Kevin Pilley, April 2025The Isles of Scilly have many attractions, some better known than others: puffins, dwarf pansies, granny’s toenails and the world’s smallest museum—in a repurposed red telephone box—as well as croquet on the sea floor.
Jason Goes to Hell (1993) – Film Review - On: Yorkshire Magazine

3 weeks ago | on-magazine.co.uk | Roger Crow

Director: Adam MarcusCast: Erin Gray, Kane Hodder, Steven WilliamsCertificate:By Roger CrowI’m not sure we needed another Friday the 13th movie by the time Jason Goes to Hell cropped up in video stores, but commerce suggested otherwise. This is the Final Friday, as the subtitle suggests, but of course it was nothing of the sort. The Ts and Cs for any stalk and slash movie involves T and A early on. Topless and asinine gags involving well-worn mirror tricks.
The Wombats – Live Review – First Direct Arena, Leeds - On: Yorkshire Magazine

3 weeks ago | on-magazine.co.uk | David Schuster

By David Schuster, March 2025It’s become traditional at Yorkshire gigs for the crowd to chant the name of our fair county in any breaks in the music. Unfortunately, with several hundred voices all slightly out of time with each other, it’s easily misinterpreted.
Galicia's Lighthouse Way, Spain – Travel Review - On: Yorkshire Magazine

3 weeks ago | on-magazine.co.uk | Kevin Pilley

By Kevin Pilley, March 2025The end of the world is not far away. Once you get to northern Spain and find the bar in the lighthouse. Pepe stood aside to let me admire his optics. He stocks all the usual Spanish suspects. Most of his optics are one litre. But one stood out in the middle of the bar. Not behind it. It was three metres tall and one wide. And it didn’t contain any alcohol. Only prisms. Pepe is the barman of the world’s only lighthouse bar at Cap Vilan in Galicia.
Up! (1976) – Film Review - On: Yorkshire Magazine

3 weeks ago | on-magazine.co.uk | Sarah Morgan

Director: Russ Meyer Cast: Edward Schaaf, Robert McLane, Elaine Collins Certificate: 18 By Sarah Morgan For goodness sake, don’t get this film confused with Up, the 2009 Oscar-winning animation from Disney and Pixar – if you do, any children watching may be scarred for life… Instead, Up! (the exclamation mark is important when differentiating between the two titles) is one of the final completed directorial works of cult film-maker Russ Meyer, the man who gave censors more sleepless nights...