Annabelle Comes Home: Review
Reece Goodall reviews 'Annabelle Comes Home', the third film in the 'Annabelle' trilogy and the seventh in the 'Conjuring' universe.
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New train station could be built between Kenilworth and Coventry
A new train station could be built between Kenilworth and Coventry stations to better serve the University of Warwick.
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Oberlin: How one College became the frontline in America’s Culture War
Oberlin College, Ohio, has long been renowned as a site of protest and liberal activism, with students speaking out about everything from microaggressions to the cultural appropriation of sushi. But their latest protest, attacking a local bakery over alleged racism, has led to the college being hit with a $25...
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Remaster These Nintendo Exclusives Now!
The Switch is receiving a number of remakes and remasters of classic Nintendo. A graphical overhaul, improvements and a bit of new content make these games as essential as they were on their first release. So what other Nintendo games deserve a remaster? Here are a few less obvious choices...
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Midsommar: Review
Reece Goodall reviews 'Midsommar', the cult horror from Ari Aster gaining interest for its outright weirdness.
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How often should you wash your clothes?
Stella McCartney claims that we should give up washing our clothes. But is she right? Reece Goodall questions how often we should really wash our clothes.
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Is travelling to Chernobyl appropriate or insensitive?
You can’t have failed to hear about HBO’s new show, Chernobyl, a retelling of events leading to and after the iconic disaster, which has picked up critical praise and is currently the best-rated show on IMDB. And, in response, it has led to an upsurge in tourists wanting to visit the Chernobyl power plant and Pripyat, the Ukrainian ghost town where it’s located. But this surge in tourism does also lead to a big question – what is our responsibility as tourists in a site of natural tragedy?
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Are audiences watching the wrong films?
Reece Goodall discusses the influence of audience choice on the quality of films at the cinema in the last year.
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If we discover alien life, what should humanity do? Scientists ask the public
Someone call Mulder and Scully. Reece Goodall reports on the U.K. SETI Research Network, which is asking the public what should be done in the event of alien life being discovered.
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Does Johanna Konta have what it takes to win a Grand Slam?
With Murray recovering from his hip surgery, the great British hope at Wimbledon this year was Johanna Konta. After a strong start, Konta met her match in Barbora Strýcová, a doubles specialist ranked at 54th. She crumbled under pressure, committing 34 unforced errors and losing the quarter-final. Konta was unimpressed...
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What went wrong with The Twilight Zone’s latest revival?
Reece Goodall reviews the latest version of 'The Twilight Zone' criticising it for its forced left wing views presented and the flaws in the extended runtime in comparison to the original.
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No National Pokédex: The Deal with Dexit
The prospect of a mainline Pokémon game on a Nintendo home console is something many fans were incredibly excited about and there will still be some looking forward to exploring the Galar region this November. However, few would have expected the game to be as controversial as it has proven,...
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Spider-Man: Far From Home: Review
Reece Goodall reviews 'Spider-Man: Far From Home', the final instalment in Phase Three of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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