Lauren McCrostie made her feature film debut in 2014, playing the role of Gwen in Carol Morley’s mesmerising The Falling. Since then, the twenty year-old actor has appeared in the 2015 short Brothers, as well as landing one of the starring roles in Tim Burton’s much-anticipated Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, alongside Asa Butterfield, Eva Green, Judi Dench and Samuel L. Jackson. You…

Ever since the release of their debut album back in 2014, there’s been no looking back for alternative-pop trio Beaty Heart. Likening to the sounds of Jungle, Caribou and Alt-J, these boys are young, they’re original and their music will have you hooked. The former art-school students’ new album ‘Till The Tomb’ has already received amazing recognition after it’s release in July, including praise…

First gracing our screens with the tough but tender Naomi in the award winning Skins series, Lily Loveless has gone on to work on everything from smaller television series, award winning independent films like Fear of Water and a well-received theatre run of The Collector (with Game of Thrones darling Daniel Portman). Now promoting the gloriously sinister dark comedy “Set the Thames on Fire”, we…