In Defence of: Christmas Films
Susanna Robertson-Sheath defends the seasonal joy of Christmas films.
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Tipsy Tourism: Travel Reviews With A Boozy Twist
Digital Culture Editor, Louise Chase, shares her latest podcast obsession.
Hidden Classics: Contact (1997)
In a new series, Harry Geeves shines a light on a great film that feels overlooked for its genre, Contact.
Preview: Fantastically Great Women Who Changed The World @ MAST
Read Jade Farrow’s preview of Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World, playing at Mast Theatre until 20th November, here.
Review: Magic Goes Wrong @ Mayflower Theatre, 26/10/21
While the Magic certainly goes wrong, Mischief Theatre Company’s latest outing is nothing short of entertaining.
Pablo Picasso: Misogynistic Tyrant with a Talent
Kay Miller discusses Pablo Picasso’s artwork as well as his misogynistic treatment of women and if the artist can be separated from his work.
Review: The Killers – Pressure Machine
Harry Geeves thinks that Pressure Machine is The Killers’ best album in years.
Comedians To Check Out This Summer
With summer coming, our writers recommend some comedians to check out on a rainy day.
What Is ‘Indie’ Music?
Records Executive Katie Evans muses over what we can really call ‘indie’ music today, nor even if indie music still exists in the way we once defined it.
My First Gig: Jedward
Records editor, Alice Fortt, tells us about her first gig… who just happened to be Jedward!
Review: Undine – Fantasy And Realism But With Ferocious Emotion
Reece Beckett reviews Christian Petzold’s latest feature that bears a departure from his previous films.
Weekly Roundup (22/03/21-04/04/21) – BAFTAs, BRITs and Blindly Dating
From BAFTA-winning games to BRIT nominations, check out this week in news.
Artistic Depiction Of Fictional Characters
Seeing our most beloved fictional characters illustrated on the page or canvas is no surprise…
“New Love, New Dreams and New Thoughts”: Pierre Auguste Cot’s ‘Springtime’
Records Editor Alice Fortt turns her hand to the art industry and uncovers the secrets of French painter Pierre Auguste Cot’s ‘Springtime’.