I am well-aware that I wear a fair amount of makeup. But I don’t wear it to impress men or because I feel self-conscious, as many may think. For me, along with many other individuals, it is a hobby. Sometimes I will grab an eyeshadow palette just before bed and...
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By now most people have heard of The End of the F*cking World, a show about two teenagers – one a psychopath and the other an outcast – who run away together. People have reviewed the spectacular show in many different ways but rarely focus on the brilliance of the...
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I am genuinely convinced our entire news cycle might be one big cosmic joke. Just days after Corbyn admitted there was a problem with antisemitism in the party and he was cracking down on it, Labour is embroiled in another antisemitism scandal. Christine Shawcroft, chair of the Labour Party disputes...
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It seems that one of the most, or rather only positive thing the Italian government did for the country’s youth in the last few years was giving us all a grant of 500 euros to spend on cultural events upon turning eighteen. I received mine in December 2017 and proceeded...
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Take Cats and Dogs. Keep the heavy emphasis on an ancient relationship between dogs and humans but make it more nuanced. Make it not only stop-motion animated but also the longest stop motion animated film to date. Replace the entire cast, except for, crucially, Jeff Goldblum, and increase the film’s...
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Titles are often our first impression of what a story is about and encapsulate a book’s entire thesis. So, with this in mind, it’s always worth seeing if a book could do with a potential change of title as well as why certain titles work. A popular trend in titles...
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Amy Kynman reports on a 'perfect match' made between two atoms, using a super-controlled reaction.
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PIZZA AM (Corso di Porta Romana, 83, 20122 Milano) Hands down the best Margherita pizza of my life… and I eat a lot of pizza! This quirky spot, situated only a few minutes’ walk from Piazza Duomo, will not disappoint! Make sure to get there early, as this is a...
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If you’re like me and have an unexplainable inability to concentrate on work in your bedroom, then you know the pain of fruitlessly searching for a seat in the library during term 3. You’ll also know that if you don’t find somewhere to work quickly, any hopes of getting revision...
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In celebration of Earth Day and Shakespeare’s birthday, an eco-focussed rendition of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ is to be performed in California’s Yosemite National Park.
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The government’s most recent announcement on student debt sounds great. Thousands of graduates will have their student loan repayments suspended until they earn £25,000 or more. Around 600,000 students will apparently make potential savings of up to £24,000. In a bid to thwart criticism of tuition fees that have more...
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A student from the University of Warwick has won bronze at a judo grand prix in Tbilisi, Georgia. The competition took place on 30 March, and marked the first time that Lulu Piovesana, a first-year Politics student from Sutton Coldfield in Birmingham, was able to participate in a competition since October after tearing a ligament in her ankle whilst training.
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James Graham is one of the nation’s finest playwrights. After seeing This House for a second time this past Tuesday, that statement is undoubtable in my mind. Graham – whose works have included the Channel 4 film Coalition, The Vote at the Donmar Warehouse, Labour of Love at the Noel Coward...
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