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Music:   Moisturizer, Wet Leg (out 11^th July)

The Isle of Wight duo Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, better known as Wet Leg have just unleashed their raucous new single, ‘Catch These Fists’, further solidifying their reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting indie-punk acts. The track delivers their signature mix of deadpan wit and scuzzy, high-energy riffs, with Teasdale’s sardonic lyrics cutting through layers of distorted guitars. Following their viral 2022 debut, which catapulted them to fame, this latest release hints at a bolder, more experimental direction for the pair. If their self-titled debut album was a cheeky introduction, their upcoming sophomore effort, ‘Moisturizer’, promises to elevate Wet Leg’s status as one of the most thrilling guitar bands of the moment. With their infectious hooks and irreverent charm, they’re poised to dominate summer playlists. Consider this your warning! Wet Leg is back, and they’re louder, sharper, and more unapologetic than ever. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to their chaotic brilliance, ‘Catch These Fists’ is proof that the duo isn’t slowing down anytime soon.

TV: Bookish (on U&Alibi this July)

This charming drama series created by and starring Mark Gatiss, is set in a struggling second-hand bookshop. Based in post-war Britain the series follows the quirky owner, Scott, and his eccentric customers, blending humour and heartwarming moments. Gatiss, known for his work on ‘League of Gentlemen’, ‘Sherlock’ and ‘Doctor Who’, brings his signature wit to the show. With its cosy, book-shop vibe and Gatiss’s charismatic performance, ‘Bookish’ is set to become a favourite among viewers who enjoy lighthearted, character-driven crime-solving dramas.

Film: Jurassic World Rebirth(dir. Gareth Edwards, in cinemas from 2^nd July)

Five years after the events of “Jurassic World Dominion’, Earth’s ecosystems have mostly rejected dinosaurs, leaving them confined to isolated equatorial zones where the climate mirrors their prehistoric habitats. Within this tropical biosphere, three colossal apex predators (ruling land, sea, and air) hold in their DNA the secret to a revolutionary, life-saving drug. Enter Zora Bennett (Scarlett Johansson), a seasoned covert ops specialist hired to extract the vital genetic material. But when her mission collides with a stranded family, whose pleasure cruise was wrecked by ravenous marine reptiles, they’re forced together onto a forbidden island,once home to a clandestine ‘Jurassic Park’ research facility. Now, surrounded by deadly prehistoric creatures, they uncover a terrifying secret buried for decades… and it’s far worse than dinosaurs.