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Eva Rinaldi / David Lee / MTV International Our Favourite Women in Entertainment By Harry Geeves, Emily Dennis, Katie Evans, Morgan McMillan, Maddie Lock and Sam Pegg on In celebration of International Woman’s Day that took place on March 8th, some of our Editors got together to talk about and celebrate the achievements of some of our favourite women in entertainment. From filmmakers and actors to musicians, check out the list below: Domonique Jackson  Credit: Ted Eytan Dominque Jackson is better known as Elektra Abundance, from her standout role in the hit TV show Pose...

JaackMaate/Cory Wong/Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images The Edge’s Podcast Picks: February 2021 By Kate Byng-Hall, Morgan McMillan, Harry Geeves and Georgie Holmes on Though we’re only a little way into 2021, it’s shaping up to be another year defined by the entertainment we consume. Edge writers gathered to compile podcasts recently on the go; here are a few recommendations from last month.   39 Ways to Save the Planet 39 Ways to Save the Planet is one of the BBC’s newest podcasts, shining a light on innovative ways people around the globe are combatting the climate cr...

Guerilla Games/Sony By Harry Geeves, Sam Pegg and Louise Chase on 2021 already looks chock-full of promising titles. After a decent year of releases in 2020, Edge writers narrowed down the games most exciting for them. Between Hogwarts and Blackreef, there’s plenty for players to sink their teeth into. Hogwarts Legacy Despite J. K. Rowling’s controversial and hurtful opinions, there’s no denying that the world of Harry Potter and in particular Hogwarts is the perfect setting for an RPG. Set prior to the events of Harry Potter and  Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find The...

Teague Hipkiss/Warner Bros/DreamWorks/Fox Searchlight/CJ Entertainment The Edge’s Best Films of 2020 By Theo Smith, Sam Pegg, Jacob Hando, Louise Chase, Katie Evans, Becky Davies, Conor O'Hanlon and Harry Geeves on “Death to 2020” as Charlie Brooker sardonically toasted in his Netflix comedy special, and 2021 could not come anytime soon for the film industry. With hugely anticipated blockbusters pushed back by a year and venues shutting their doors to the public, cinema has taken an almighty battering from the COVID-19 pandemic that has led to widespread changes withi...