Connor Hutchinson considers whether we can compare Sinclair Lewis’ 1935 bestselling book It Can’t Happen Here, to the Trump Presidency. Lewis’ novel depicts the rise of an anti-immigrant, racially fuelled demagogue who manages to win the hearts and minds of the American people on his hunt for the presidency. Remind you...
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Putting heavier workloads to one side, Warwick students look back to lighter reads from years gone by. ~~~~ The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot Mia Thermopolis is the heroine that every teenager needs. She not only provides laughs and all too relatable dramas, but she most importantly shows a change in the way we...
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In recent years, too few high quality comedy series have graced our screens and left us craving for more. The beauty of The Trip, starring comedians Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon, is that you know what you are going to get, yet it continues to deliver. In their latest venture...
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Connor Hutchinson superbly analyses the analysts, and makes the case that fan media such as Arsenal Fan TV is no bad thing.
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of the iconic super natural drama Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which continues to be respected as one of the best American TV shows to date. Vampires, demons, werewolves, witches, monsters – Buffy had it all! Seven series of exhilarating battles, evolving romances and emotional...
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Connor Hutchinson runs us through the speakers at the recent Careers in Football event ran by Matchday Soc, with tips for anyone thinking of working in the surprisingly broad field of football.
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We've all seen the headlines. 'Wantaway Payet'. 'Costa to China'. Connor Hutchinson reports on dealing with player power in the modern game.
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Connor Hutchinson tells us how Tom Hardy, a troubled youth from South London, rose to international prominence as a Hollywood actor.
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Think 2016 was a good year for sport? Connor Hutchinson reports on why 2017 could just turn out to be Britain's best sporting year yet.
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He’s monopolised a meth empire. He’s been a hilariously loveable sitcom father. He’s even portrayed the 36th president of the United States. Bryan Cranston was a late bloomer when it came to earning his celebrity status but he is now one of the most respected actors in the industry. A...
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Although 2016 has notoriously been noted as a dismal year dominated by celebrity deaths and political hostilities, one positive aspect of the last 12 months is the abundance of high quality, jaw-dropping TV shows we have had the pleasure to binge on. The escalation of series budgets, introduction of Hollywood...
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Abel Tesfaye, most commonly known as The Weeknd, captured the world’s attention with his melodic, Michael Jackson-esque vocals and vibrant RnB/pop anthems in his 2015 project ‘Beauty Behind The Madness’. The Weeknd has developed a passionate fanbase from 2011 with the release of three mixtapes followed by his first studio...
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Is the public outcry over FIFA's poppy ban a step too far? Connor Hutchinson argues that this particular form of remembrance is now commercialised
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