From The Queen’s Gambit to Chernobyl, limited series or ‘mini-series’ have seen a stark rise in popularity over the post-pandemic years. In this era of constant content over-saturation, with a plethora of streaming services to subscribe to and a vast range of series to watch, audiences are leaning towards the...
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On Sunday 16th February, Coventry Blaze hosted Nottingham Panthers hoping to ameliorate Saturday’s 6-2 defeat away to the same opposition. Sporting special jerseys to commemorate the passing of assistant coach Dayle ‘Keeno’ Keen one year ago this month, the Blaze offered encouragement in defeat to a side that had got...
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Despite receiving one of the most biting takedowns I’ve seen of any genre in Jake Kasdan’s Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story, the musical biopic has remained a resilient figure in the cinematic landscape, with the film industry wheeling out several retellings of the lives of the famous every year...
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Evan Morris analyses how Deepseek-R1's release has shocked Nvidia and the US AI industry.
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The South American landscape is a study in extremes. The Amazon basin, often referred to as the ‘lungs of the earth’, teems with biodiversity; whilst the Andes, the world’s longest mountain range, provides breathtaking views and vital resources. To the South, Patagonia offers windswept plains and glaciers that defy time....
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Nightline Association, the umbrella charity for student support service Nightline, has announced its imminent closure due to obstacles common within the charity sector. Nightlines are information and listening services run by students. They provide support to university students across the country. Warwick Nightline offers a safe and non-judgemental environment every...
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E-scooters have returned to the University of Warwick, nearly two years after an initial trial was discontinued in June 2023. Over 50 e-scooters, operated through the West Midlands Cycle Hire scheme, are available to rent across campus via the Beryl mobile app. The e-scooters can only be used within the...
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On February 2 2025, the 67th Annual Grammy Awards was held at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. The Grammys are one of the most prestigious awards ceremonies being a quarter of the EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Awards), and as always, sparked discourse on social media centred around...
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“A warm smile is the universal language of kindness”, says William Arthur Ward. If you spent this Valentine’s Day alone, eating chocolate you bought for yourself and wallowing that you have a big heart full of love to give but no one to share it with, then wallow no more....
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It is an undeniable fact that the internet is something inherent in most people’s lives, and it is also undeniable that it takes one Google search to read all the details accessible about a person’s life. So, why are people so entranced with the notion of biopics? Why do we...
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Abigail Mableson discusses how the dark side of boybands is revealed in the recent documentary, Boyzone: No Matter What
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2025 is all about doing less and living in a comfortable style. Since the pandemic, people seem to favour comfortable functionality over red-carpet looks for the day-to-day. This has led to a resurgence of fun pyjamas, with people less inclined to throw on any old t-shirt and opting more for...
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Donald Trump’s inauguration as 47th President of the United States was set to be a victory for the working American, seeing the vanquishing of the global elites with Trump coming to power in front of thousands of his MAGA faithful. However, in typical Trump fashion, he almost completely flipped his...
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