DO YOU know a movie buff aged between five and 19? Education charity Into Film has launched its new competition The Big Review of The Year, a search for Northern Ireland's top young movie reviewer.

FOR something that appeared to be aimed squarely at the dirty raincoat brigade when it was released in 1970 The Legend Of The Witches has developed a seriously impressive cult reputation in recent years.

THE biggest surprise about writer-director Kasi Lemmons' biopic of crusading abolitionist Harriet Tubman is that it has taken Hollywood so long to immortalise the 19th century African-American trailblazer.

IT'S rare to watch a sequel and not be slightly disappointed, which is why fans have rightly been asking: How can Frozen 2 possibly be as good as the original? Following its release in 2013 (yes, it really was that long ago), Frozen became the highest-grossing animated film of all time.

A Fistful Of Dynamite IF WE'RE talking about the greatest films of Sergio Leone, it's hard to get past The Good, The Bad And The Ugly, A Fistful Of Dollars and the dynamic duo of Once Upon A Time In The West and Once Upon A Time In America.

The Who Who WHO might be the veteran rockers' first album in 13 years (and only their second in 37), but it has a vitality that belies their years.

I LOVE watching videos where you can see people change through their lives.

Labrinth Imagination and The Misfit Kid LABRINTH'S second album, tentatively titled Take Me To The Truth, was shelved some time around the tail end of 2014 as he battled with his label for creative control.

BOOK OF THE WEEK Olive, Again by Elizabeth Strout is published in hardback by Viking, priced £14.

SHE'S as bubbly and heart-warming as her characters – banging the drum for the sisterhood and women supporting each other through good times and bad, just as she so eloquently illustrates in her novels.

YOU might imagine meals in Jamie Oliver's household to be blissful, well-mannered scenes of his picture-perfect family digging into his cookbook classics, so it's nice to know the TV chef and child health campaigner experiences the same problems as most parents when it comes to kids and food.

Madame Badobedah by Sophie Dahl, illustrated by Lauren O'Hara is published in hardback by Walker Books, priced £12.

THE Tumble Circus Big Top arrives in Writer's Square Belfast next week for another Winter Circus extravaganza.

TICKETS for a fresh Belfast airing of The Blindboy Podcast at the Ulster Hall go on sale tomorrow, following on from a sold-out show at the same venue last year.

A PRODUCTION at the Hawk's Well Theatre in Sligo will explore the enigmatic figure of Constance Markievicz.

CONOR Mitchell cannot have anticipated that his brilliant new work, Abomination: a DUP Opera, would premiere at the Lyric Theatre during a general election campaign, but the timing is delicious.

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