Sideways (2004) – beautifully written and undoubtedly human ★★★★★
By Henry Badger Director Alexander Payne delivers an excellently aged American classic which delivers the same exquisite emotional firepower and…
Why Can’t We Keep Politics Out of Sport
By Sachin Jhangiani Sunday was a disappointing day to be an Indian cricket fan. Our streak of having never lost…
The bastardisation of Basquiat
By Vani Kant Art as a discipline cannot be commodified. Its value lies in the comfort it provides by allowing…
Afghanistan: Film Recommendations
By Lovneet Bhatt Afghanistan does not lend itself to easy categorisation. Straddling Central Asia, South Asia and West Asia, Afghanistan…
The Beveridge Report 3.0: We got shots on a Tuesday
By The Editorial Board Once upon a time, The Beaver’s editorial board went out drinking in celebration of their first…
Maid (2021) ★★★★★
By Inayah Inam Heart-wrenching, empowering, soul stirring and brutally real, Margaret Qualley is captivating in this revelatory miniseries about extreme…
The Black experience at LSE and why it matters
Interview by Beatriz Silva Photography by Eliana Radaelli Chinia, Kowsar, Akhigbe and Spencer joined me at the Media Centre on…
Sport at LSE: What You Would Not Expect
By Sofia Gerace It is common knowledge that joining a sports club at university can really enhance your student experience.…
Films to watch this Diwali
By Sweta Moda Though Christmas might light up Oxford Street like never before, the iconic festival of lights, Diwali, retains…
James Blake: Friends That Break Your Heart ★★★★★
By Sharon Zheng With Friends That Break Your Heart, James Blake architects a planetarium of loneliness, betrayal, and self-reflection; the…
