I am genuinely convinced our entire news cycle might be one big cosmic joke. Just days after Corbyn admitted there was a problem with antisemitism in the party and he was cracking down on it, Labour is embroiled in another antisemitism scandal. Christine Shawcroft, chair of the Labour Party disputes...
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When Jacob Rees Mogg came to visit campus I was excited. Not because I was a fan, far from it, but because I relished the idea of publicly questioning him. In the end I missed the talk, courtesy of a three hour wait for a Stagecoach bus. However for many...
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Questions of love permeate so much of cinema. What is love? What does it do to you? How should one feel when in love? For me, there is yet to be an answer to these questions that matches what is presented in Call Me By Your Name (2017). Whilst all things...
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One thousand seven hundred and twenty four hours. An ungodly amount of time. You might think it would describe time I’ve spent in lectures, or probably in my case, time spent missing them. Actually it is the amount of time I have spent playing the game Total War: Shogun 2....
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At this point, American cinema and cinema as a whole may seem synonymous. Hollywood has such a stranglehold on the industry that American perceptions of the world permeate into all we watch, in multiple formats. So what does this mean for the industry? The best way to answer this, at...
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Here is a collection of my favourite 'comfort shows' listed for your enjoyment.
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I don’t think the idea of the “damsel in distress” has ever resonated with me. Who hasn’t, at this point, played Mario and questioned why on earth Peach is getting helplessly kidnapped every five damn minutes. You’d think on the tenth or eleventh time she would think of a better...
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New figures released by UCAS indicated a rise of 10% in the number of students applying to Warwick, despite the uncertainties of Brexit.
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Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg caught in the middle of a disturbance between protesters and attendees at a student event in Bristol.
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With accusations of bias and several heavyweight interviewers retiring, what is the state of political interviews today?
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As any cinephile will know, our experiences with the art are shaped by defining moments of interaction with certain films. This list is a compilation of movies which every discerning viewer should watch, and also a personal insight into my own connection with cinema as a whole. The Blues Brothers...
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It is hard to understand just how difficult it is to talk about your mental health unless you have experienced this yourself. I started to develop mental health problems as a teenager, but I did not tell anyone. Needless to say, keeping quiet only made things worse, especially when I...
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The BBC is to air more religious programming - two writers look at whether this is a good move, and what forms it could take.
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