A beginner’s guide to thrifting in London
by Amelia Gantt As a General Course student, I’ve been a fan of thrifting for a while in the US,…
Parallel Mothers: Almodóvar’s most recent take on motherhood has some heart, but ultimately falls flat ★★★
By Syed Zaid Ali Syed Mudzhar Much has been said about Almodóvar’s mastery of melodrama, but his most recent feature…
Ten places to visit for LGBTQ+ history month
by Stephanie Holmes This LGBTQ+ history month, we are recommending 10 must-visit places that celebrate the diverse experience of the…
Lies, Deceit, and Manipulation: A trip down Nightmare Alley ★★★★★
By Natasha Porter Sinister and tragic, Guillermo del Toro’s “Nightmare Alley” is a chilling tale that leaves its audience both…
London in doors (in situ drawings)
(by Lily Whittle) London in doors: in situ drawings of doors around the Bloomsbury area.
And Just Like That… you realise it’s not worth the watch ★
*SPOILER WARNING* By Inayah Inam This Sex and the City (SATC) reboot/sequel/revival… whatever you want to call it, is not…
Covid, Chinese New Year and a certified “banana”
by Alina Chen After years of cultural assimilation, I wasn’t sure I would have much to write about for Chinese…
Éloge funèbre à mon enfance
(by Anais La-Chon) Today, I mount these stones Upon a flattened hill. They will reach the zenith, Far, far beyond,…
Short reads under 300 pages to get you through reading week.
By Megha Alam Breakfast at Tiffany’s – Truman Capote This novella is the one that the 1961 film is based…
Is this football’s #MeToo moment?
by Sofia Lammali In the early hours of 30 January, Harriet Robson, the girlfriend of Manchester United star Mason Greenwood,…
