Mel Brooks is back with another adaptation – having brought his hit comedy The Producers to the stage, a musical version of spoof horror comedy Young Frankenstein came to the UK this year. After having watched it in the Garrick Theatre, I can confirm that fans of Brooks, and fans...
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New Year’s Eve is the one time of year I have learnt to dread. Every year I find myself slouching on my parent’s sofa at home with my Mum, my Dad that retires to bed before midnight, younger brother, and possibly my sister and her boyfriend. We make chit chat...
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In 2018’s The Meg Jason Statham will battle a 70-foot shark to the death. Having outlived the radioactive giant bugs of the Cold War, it is time to hail the ruling jaws of the B Movie animal kingdom: sharks, and give them the credit they deserve. Of all the beasts...
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I think we can all agree that 2017 was quite the year, packed so full of crazy events that it seemed to last forever. Whether 2017 was your year or whether you’re hoping for positive change in the next, the past twelve months have seen the publication of some great...
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The Sutton Trust has said that the current UCAS application system disadvantages prospective students from poorer backgrounds.
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An investigation has cleared a University of Warwick Careers advisor of racism following allegations.
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Take a look back at the biggest stories from The Boar that you've all been reading over the last 12 months.
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As 2017 draws to a close, our writers look back at some of the best programmes to hit the smaller screen this year.
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Hana Irene Ali examines the changing nature of winter fashion, from Tudor England all the way to the present day.
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2017 was a smash hit for horror cinema, with box office successes (It, Annabelle: Creation, Happy Death Day, Split) and critical darlings (Raw, Get Out, Gerald’s Game) aplenty. After such a great year for the genre, I’m looking ahead to some of the most promising horror films that will terrify...
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In part one of our Sporting Heroes of 2017 series, we look at a few individuals who shone in the face of incredible adversity last year
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Professor Steve West advised that students should declare mental health issues on their applications to avoid a crisis in welfare support.
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Cecily Grace Morgan reviews the BBC's charming adaptation of the Louisa May Alcott classic novel Little Women.
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