Earl Thomas could not have provided a clearer display of why fellow player Le’Veon Bell has refused to play a single down so far this season. Arguably the best free safety in the league when fit, Earl Thomas refused to attend both optional and compulsory Seahawks training camps this summer....
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WARNING: IF YOU’VE SEEN ANY OF THE PREVIOUS THREE VERSIONS OF A STAR IS BORN AND ARE YET TO SEE THE NEW VERSION, THEN THIS REVIEW CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS. IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN THE OTHER THREE VERSIONS, THEN IT ONLY CONTAINS MINOR ONES, BUT YOU MAY CONSIDER THEM SPOILERS NONETHELESS....
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The nerdy kid being paid to do their schoolmates’ homework has been a failsafe trope for decades’ worth of teen movies. Now, it has evolved and created an epidemic of cheating in academia. The Telegraph recently reported that “as many as one in seven university students have cheated on their...
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Kirstie Shearman reports on a study which suggests that humans may have a predisposition to forgive others.
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Nowadays, everything we want, do, or even think about is fast paced. We want a quick search on Google to give us answers. Faster internet connection. The quickest online delivery service. The speediest transportation. Despite this admiration for speed, I am slow. Very slow. I don’t know if this may...
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Within the intertextual sphere of art forms, books are usually the primary source of inspiration. Books are the written word and, as the oldest existing recorded art form, inspire films, plays and music with these roles very rarely reversing. This is perhaps due to the written word allowing such a...
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Term may only be a few weeks in but many finalists will be thinking about the beginning stages of the dreaded dissertation. It can be quite a daunting process, as it is a project you will undertake completely independently, with only the guidance of your supervisor. But you’re not completely...
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There’s a reason that Cape Town is regarded as one of the most beautiful cities in the world; lined with pristine beaches and a glittering blue sea that has earned Blue Flag status and cut through the middle with an impressive craggy mountain range, the city is a place where...
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In a collaboration between the Library, Warwick Students Union and IT Services, the University is now trialling a booking system in which students can reserve a desk at the library.
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The October release of A Star is Born features Bradley Cooper as the hard-drinking musician who falls for a rising talent. As Lady Gaga steps into the shoes of Janet Gaynor (1937), Judy Garland (1954) and Barbara Streisand (1976), Hollywood’s fascination with remakes remains as fervent as ever. Is Hollywood’s...
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Hayley Williams, lead singer of American rock band Paramore, has recently announced that the band will no longer be performing one of their most popular songs ‘Misery Business’ at their live shows. The song is renowned as a powerful hit revelling in the victory of finally winning the affection a...
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Our 'Doctor Who' series review blog continues as Barnaby Merrill review 'The Ghost Monument'. Did this trip to an alien world continue to consolidate Jodie Whittaker's new Doctor?
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Amber Spence explores whether the student staple is as healthy and nutritious as we tell ourselves it is.
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