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Political journalism is a tough job. Politics is, by its very nature, a sensitive and divisive topic, so perhaps there is no area of journalism in which using the correct language is more important. A choice word […]

In 2021, waiting until the nine o’clock news to turn on the TV and find out the events of the day seems like a quaint, outdated activity. With various news apps on your smartphone giving you constant breaking n […]

Theatre is a space that holds old chestnuts under new flames. There is a myriad of plays that explore what it is to love someone, to be loved, to be alive, so how do we make fresh material to answer the same […]

It’s time to broaden our concept of no detriment policies and redefine the university experience

I went to university with a clear objective: to get a degree and to get out. Up until this point, any career I h […]

The producer behind the ‘wall of sound’ and convicted murderer Phil Spector has died at 81. Spector was serving 19 years to life for the fatal shooting of actress Lana Clarkson in 2003.

Spector is credited for […]

Adolescence is a strange time: old enough to be aware of your responsibilities, but still aeons away from the mysterious and serious world of adulthood. In this curious new film, a debut feature for […]

Performing arts has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember: school plays, trips to watch theatre shows, and eventually my university degree. Without it, I don’t know where I’d be today.

The pos […]

The past four years under Donald Trump’s presidency has given rise to a deeply divided society. His tenure has been plagued by turbulence but the nation witnessed one of its darkest days on 6 January when […]

The Same Rain That Falls On Me is one of the latest theatre projects hosted by Online@theSpaceUK. Performed by Ella McKeown from York Drama Society, it’s a 35-minute story about Alice, who, in the midst of d […]

Packed with dread and gore, Hunted makes up for what it lacks in characterisation with a visually stunning cat-and-mouse plot.

For the uninitiated, Shudder is an online streaming service that specialises in […]

Floating through a cloud-filled void, a man and woman embrace; there may be a city below but all that matters is the strength of their humanity before the blankness. The loose, pale clothes may be formal wear, […]

As a teenager, I spent most of my time watching TV and film that dated between 1958-1990.

These were not the cool, indie programmes that have been endlessly enthused about by hipsters worldwide, but rather […]

A new cultural project is set to launch this year to honour the women persecuted as witches in Scotland.

Heal & Harrow will play tribute to the victims of witch trails in the 16th and 17th centuries. The p […]

Howard Phillips Lovecraft never lived to see his name cemented among the literary giants of the twentieth century. 

Dead of cancer before his 47th birthday, his existence was so obscure that even his e […]

Since forming nearly two years ago The Howlers have generated a buzz around their music, winning praise from BBC 6 Music’s Steve Lamacq, KEXP’s Cheryl Waters, and BBC Radio 1’s Jack Saunders.

With all of the b […]

Introducing: Alfie Indra

Hometown: Once Suffolk, now Norwich

Listen to: ‘Cool People’, ‘All My Friends Are Depressed’, ‘Just a Kid’

It all started when Alfie Indra got a ukulele for Christmas aged 12, an […]

As the Indian girl’s version of Disney, I loved watching romantic Bollywood movies growing up. I saw Princes and Princesses with the same skin colour as me, eating things I eat and a part of the same culture […]

A newcomer into the music scene, Olivia Rodrigo is a Filipino actress and singer. She is widely recognized for her Disney roles such as Paige Olvera in Bizaardvark, and most notably, Nini Salazar-Roberts in High […]

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, which was scheduled to be available for streaming this month, has announced a one-month delay, resulting in its now online premiere being pushed back by over a month. 

The mu […]