Before I delve into the wardrobes of Mr and Mrs Beckham, I have to address the elephant in the room. Unless you have been living under a rock for the past couple of weeks, you will have heard of the drama around this family. Brooklyn Beckham, the eldest son, posted...
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Zack Polanski, the leader of the Green Party, has received a lot of attention for his “radical” position on wanting to legalise all drugs. Keir Starmer called the Greens ‘nuts’ for the idea, whilst Zia Yusuf has frequently used Zack’s policy idea as a route of attack. Of course, discussions...
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Alton Towers has always been unique: situated within the grounds of the former country estate of the Earls of Shrewsbury, it offers a strange blend of the gothic architecture of the 19th century, and modern leisure entertainment. When you take a look at its marketing however, things become altogether stranger....
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As the brutal war in Ukraine approaches the end of its fourth consecutive year, its future trajectory remains highly uncertain. While there is vague talk here and there of progress toward a resolution, many people have lost track of the conflict. Meanwhile, other areas demand attention. As Gaza and Trump’s...
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Amy Poehler’s Good Hang took the award for ‘Best Podcast’ at this year’s Golden Globe Awards. The interview-style podcast has seen Poehler chat to guests from across industries, including Seth Meyers, Reneé Rapp, Michelle Obama, and most recently Jennifer Lawrence. The Golden Globes say this inclusion is “an effort by...
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From first-year internship seekers to final-year graduate job hunters, LinkedIn is a frequent topic of conversation among Warwick students. These LinkedIn warriors scroll through internship announcements, job advertisements, and posts featuring prizes achieved and top grades earned, watching as the boundaries between career preparation and social comparison become blurred. Hustle...
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As we counted down in anticipation, the dark sky of December 31 seemed to glow with the promises of the next year: 2026. It sounds futuristic, a year belonging to a faraway, high-tech multiverse. Having braved January, we are now living in its formidable modernity. People wait anxiously for the...
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Hello all, and welcome back to the next edition of this column. I’m writing this one from the best building on campus, the FAB, while procrastinating instead of getting on with my work. I was a bit stuck on which country to focus on this time, so I turned to...
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With rising concerns on the prevalence of Artificial Intelligence in all areas of human life, its increased presence in the writing and production of television shows poses a major debate about the importance of preserving the authenticity of human-created cultural products. The increase of dependency on AI for generating special...
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Everyone’s heard of 24-hour dance-a-thons, sports challenges, or even gaming streams for charity, but what about their lesser-known cousin: board game marathons? As the name suggests, communities come together and pay an entry fee to participate in an event with 24 hours straight of tabletop fun, with all proceeds going...
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The Labour government is removing its policies on international student goals as part of a drive to increase education exports, one of the UK’s most valuable resources. Under the umbrella of education exports are UK institutions delivering British education abroad, UK qualifications, and international students studying in the UK. Updated...
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We’ve all been there: when the weather gets dreary, you look out your window to the dullest, greyest sky known to man, and all you want to do is curl back under your duvet and fall into a long hibernation. The weather in winter is cold, boring, and awful. It...
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