The city is absolutely beautiful with its cobblestone walkways, vintage clothing shops, and old British architecture.

No matter the size of your town, there’s likely at least one or two music concerts or festivals scheduled for your area this summer. Here are some tips for making the most of your outdoor concert experience.

There is so much to see and do in Leeds that confining myself to a lecture theatre almost seems like a disservice to my experience here.

It might be too early to use the “L” word, but Leeds is definitely finding its way into my heart.

A soundtrack can make or break a great film. Whether it be quiet, gentle piano in the background or an in-your-face rock musical, movie soundtracks help to set the mood or atmosphere of a scene.

Going out for drinks every weekend can be hard on your wallet—and your liver. Believe it or not, there are other options for having fun with friends without the nasty headache the next morning.

Scott Pilgrim is a young man living in Toronto. He’s in a band, lives with his gay best friend and has a psycho ex-girlfriend. Oh, and he has to fight and defeat his new girlfriend’s seven evil exes before he can continue living in peace. But it’s all very low-key.

Entertainment merchandise can be really expensive if you’re living on a budget, so it’s hard to justify shelling out money for a book you’re really interested in or a DVD you really want to see when you’ve got bills that demand most of your paycheque.

A Single Man is like a moving ad campaign for a stylish, high-fashion clothing line from the early 1960s. And did I mention how gorgeous Colin Firth looks in a suit and spectacles? Yum!

With their fan base increasing with every show they play – especially with their EP You Know Who You Are available on iTunes and Amazon MP3 – the guys have begun to establish a large local following.