“A diarrhoea special of Black Mirror” is not an image I want to pop into my head when I begin to take a sip of freshly brewed tea, but this is not your average cup of Britain’s favourite beverage. This tea is different. This tea will change my life. Just...
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Do you hear the people sing? Apparently you won’t if you tune in to the BBC’s upcoming adaptation of Victor Hugo’s classic novel, Les Misérables. Its screenwriter, Andrew Davies, boldly steps away from the beloved musical score in his attempt to recapture the raw atmosphere of romance and revolution. As...
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Isabella McRae explores the connection between Andy Warhol and selfie culture, and how the Whitney Museum is challenging the stereotypes of art galleries.
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A deep groan escaped the sulky lips of my classmates when my GCSE English teacher announced that we were about to study Shakespeare. It seemed preposterous that we were still being forced to analyse minutely each word written by a man who died over 400 years ago. We thought that...
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Hosseini's new story, Sea Prayer, will soon be available. Isabella McRae tells us the importance of this read, and the people it speaks for.
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Once again, Celebrity Big Brother graces our screens. It is known for its big characters, fiery romances and explosive feuds, but what would happen if some of our favourite literary figures were included in the line-up? The Twits Hideously vindictive and comically cruel, the Twits would relish stirring up controversy...
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