In his epic poem Divine Comedy, Dante describes Hell as nine concentric circles of increasing suffering, in which unrepentant sinners are condemned to punishments that fit their crimes.

THE beast lurking underneath the surface of humanity was explored in an exciting new play this week.

WORTHING has a warm fondness for Jane Austen, who probably based her final, unfinished, novel on the town after she came to stay here for a few months at the age of 29.

IT’S not one of his most well-known pieces, but Noël Coward’s Star Quality has just that.

ARUNDEL folk club organiser Chris Davis is helping to stage a special concert, with a mother’s song for her autistic son certain to be among the highlights.

ARTS editor Phil Hewitt is now counting down to the hours to the Tokyo Marathon...

HERE we are again in the world of ANIME, this time it`s all about gods and mega beings, ASURA`S WRATH (sounds like something you get after a chilli cook off) is a new game from CAPCOM and CYBER CONNECT 2 .

For almost 60 years, Michigan-born filmmaker Roger Corman has been a beacon of low-budget creativity and invention in the industry, directing and producing hundreds of films that have launched the careers of some of Hollywood’s great talents behind and in front of the camera.

Following his celebrated 2001 film The Eye Of The Day and Shape Of The Moon in 2004, Dutch filmmaker Leonard Retel Helmrich completes his trilogy documenting the trials and tribulations of the Shamshuddin family in the slums of Jakarta.

Let’s talk about sex.

PART of the British Wildlife Photography Awards, the RSPB Wildpix competition is looking for youngsters across West Sussex to enter the national competition, which for the first time ever has teamed up with the British Wildlife Photography Awards.

IT sounds like something out of a TV crime drama – a mystery man leaves a package on a doorstep and walks off into the night, never to be seen again.

Published in 2005, Jonathan Safran Foer’s second novel Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close revisited the deadliest act of terrorism committed on American soil through the eyes of a nine-year-old boy.

OH to be a six year old again, you just live in your own little world and you’re still young enough to enjoy the simple things in life.

Bafta award winner Pawel Pawlikowski directs this adaptation of the bestselling novel by Douglas Kennedy.

GUILD Care is hosting a catwalk fashion show on Wednesday, February 29, to raise funds for its Healthy Living Programme.

Nicolas Cage reprises his role as a motorcycle rider condemned to do the Devil’s bidding in this action-driven sequel directed by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor. Johnny Blaze (Cage) is wrestling with the curse of Ghost Rider and he goes into exile, hoping to keep his fiery alter ego under wraps.

“HOLY HOLE IN A DONUT!” Batman sure has come on over the years, from the camp Adam West version to the camp George Clooney version, and finally the moody, always seems to be raining version we have today played by moody, drama queen, Christian Bale, now for me the original was always the best Bruce and Dick living in a big house together, sliding down poles and fighting bad guys.

FANS of Hercule Poirot may feel a little cheated to find he plays no part in Murder on the Nile, which opened at the Connaught Theatre in Worthing last night (Monday, February 13).

I HAVE never been much of a fan of wrestling type games, they just try to be real and end up not being, I much prefer some mega being who you know is not real, who can leap into the air and fire laser beams from his fingers.