José Mourinho’s three season curse has struck again; he’s never completed more than three consecutive seasons at a club, with the list now including Manchester United after being sacked on December 18th. Woodward’s ‘failure’ to sign players was one Mourinho complained about often Despite winning the EFL Cup, the Europa...
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Juste Rekstyte rounds up all the arts events we have to look forward to in 2019, from theatre to comedy, from art exhibitions to classical music.
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Students mental health issues remain a concern despite universities increasing spending on mental health services, according to an investigation by The Times.
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It isn’t hard to tell that Anderson Paak is a man on the up, what with his regular appearances on late-night American television and his upcoming world tour. And now, as Paak reaches the peak of his powers, we have the new album Oxnard. The follow-up to 2015’s critically acclaimed Malibu,...
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2018 was touted by many as the year of the ‘most ambitious crossover events in history’ – from Infinity War to Ready Player One to Supernatural, you couldn’t move for franchises crossing over and established characters meeting up. You’d be hard pushed, though, to find a better crossover than one...
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Now that Doctor Who is gone, Mrs Brown’s Boys has now stepped up as the traditional BBC Christmas show for those who fancy something a bit more light-hearted (you’ve still got Eastenders if you’re worried you’re a bit too happy, don’t worry!). The show, following the misadventures of Irish matriarch...
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People spend their New Year’s Day doing all sorts of things. Some are hungover and some are getting started with their resolutions. Some are just keeping the party going. I however, seem to get to spend the beginning of my year watching the latest film by Greek director, Yorgos Lanthimos....
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I must admit, Amsterdam was more expensive than I expected considering it is practically the top destination for student holidays. The first day there gave my tight budget a bit of a shock, but I managed to spend a wonderful three nights and four days with two friends in beautiful...
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Reece Goodall explores the potential issues with robots in the workplace.
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Marie Buchan is a mother of eight from Birmingham who has been on the receiving end of fierce criticism since her TV debut on Benefits Britain: Life On The Dole in 2015. There, she spoke about claiming benefits for herself and her eight children. Earlier this month, she was in...
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Sam Savelli and Rory McNeill review the Doctor Who New Year's special 'Resolution' in which the Thirteenth Doctor comes face to face with a Dalek for the first time...
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Do you hear the people sing? Apparently you won’t if you tune in to the BBC’s upcoming adaptation of Victor Hugo’s classic novel, Les Misérables. Its screenwriter, Andrew Davies, boldly steps away from the beloved musical score in his attempt to recapture the raw atmosphere of romance and revolution. As...
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Warwick University takes a lot of pride in its international community. As Professor Seán Hand, the university’s Deputy Pro-Vice-Chancellor said, we are “committed internationalists” who are dedicated to “global perspectives”. This comes with a high number of both students and staff who speak two or more languages. While being proficient...
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