Whilst the concept of the musical episode or even musical series has become something of a staple on American TV, in Britain these come few and far between. This apparent lack speaks volumes about the British temperament. Just as our comedies often have a darker, more cynical streak, the absence...
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As part of our coverage of the Warwick Students’ Union’s (SU) Spring Elections 2026, The Boar offered all 18 candidates for the five contested Part-Time Officer positions an opportunity to answer two questions setting out their experience, motivations for running, and key manifesto commitments. Eight candidates across four positions responded...
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At the Davos Economic Forum in January, US President Donald Trump launched the Board of Peace, an organisation dedicated to international peacekeeping. It is perhaps extremely telling that of the 2,000 words of the Board of Peace charter, “chairman” constitutes 34 of them, making it the fourth most-used word in...
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Dear Reader, As the sun begins to pierce through the grey misery of winter’s last farewell, we enter the spring season of society balls. This means that many arrive to the venues in elegant, floor length dresses, each picked with purpose and meticulous thought of how to pair their hair...
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Countless classic films have helped to build a picturesque image of a snowy day in New York City. The recent winter storms in the north-east of the US, however, have brought about quite the opposite. New York suffered “near impossible” travel conditions after the major storm hit the east coast of the...
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Cedric Amamoo discusses the relevance of music genres.
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Opinion Comedy Column “You can’t teach BNOC.” – Bryn Baber-Day, Warwick Overhead’s Most Quotable Person On Campus 2025, and Warwick Tea BNOC Competition Quarter Finalist 2025 and 2026, April 2025 Both embarrassing and alluring, the title of ‘Big Name On Campus’ continues to capture the imaginations of many a fresher...
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Lilith Pearson sponsors Jake Minch as the artist listeners should have their eye on this year.
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Tere Ishk Mein is fantastically fierce, fiery and frantic, with a captivating first half, but it undeniably undoes a lot of this good work with its puzzling second half. The acting performances unquestionably elevate the film. Aanand L. Rai’s Tere Ishk Mein stars Dhanush, who makes a long-awaited return to...
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Elliot White reviews Of Monsters and Men's recent gig in Birmingham.
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Before his most famous role as Walter White in Breaking Bad, Bryan Cranston was known to us as the eccentric and lovable Hal, the Dad to Malcolm, Reese, Francis and Dewey. Alongside Jane Kaczmarek, who was nominated for an Emmy seven times for her role, as his wife Lois, the pair will, at the end of April, be returning as...
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With Friday Night Lights set to take place later this afternoon, The Boar Sport spoke to both the men and women’s rugby teams ahead of the competition, as they offered us an exclusive preview of the day’s events. Both teams expressed their excitement at the opportunity to play in an...
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