BFI Film Festival Recap
Three screenings at the BFI London Film Festival, from La Bola Negra to Artificial and Wild Horse Nine, win over…
Please Stop Opening the Daily Games (I Can’t)
A writer who cannot stop playing daily games, and a friend’s picks for the quick, underrated and crowd-favourite ones worth…
What’s On in London This November
A guide to the best of London this November, from free Christmas lights and a Southbank market to ice rinks…
A Love Letter from London: “Let It Happen”
A letter to a friend from London, written through a rainy autumn and a two-year promise to say yes to…
Are We Truly Experiencing Our Lives in an Age of Documentation?
After a beach evening spent behind a phone screen, a reflection on why filming a moment can leave us remembering…
For Now, Populism Has Won in Britain
Ty analyses Andy Burnham's populist tactics in light of increasingly polarised politics in the UK.
Swapping Our Playlists for Albums: Why I Think We Should All Give it a Try
Nina argues for album listening in a world where social media, algorithms, and trends are pushing listeners further away from…
All I Want For Christmas Is… Less Consumerism
Esmay expresses frustration with the hyperconsumerist nature of Christmas in London compared to her countryside home town.
John Kiriakou: A Bloody-Handed Storyteller
Sarah criticsies John Kiriakou, and by consequence, the general public for forgetting his complicity in CIA crimes.
