Newcastle’s Takeover Reflects How Football Ownership Is Changing
By Sofia Lammali At 5pm on 7 October, Newcastle fans received the news they had been waiting for: their club…
to hell with it – PinkPantheress ★★★★
Y2K as a genre is not descriptive enough, given that it can be used to describe both the fast-paced electronic…
Office hour with Prof Beav 1.0
By Professor Beav Hey Prof Beav, I have something to get off my chest and there is no easy way…
The Many Saints of Newark misses the mark ★★
By Inayah Inam If you’re a fan of The Sopranos you’ll be mildly satisfied, but this unnecessary prequel doesn’t live…
On unrequited love
By Emily Petrou It’s one of those nights. The intervals of darkness which somehow spin my head infinite miles an…
“Terrible music”, “stampede” – rows over the AU Welcome Night
By Alina Chen As a self-proclaimed tactful journalist, my ears inevitably perked up when I heard that the AU Welcome…
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…
