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,…
Fashion across the Atlantic
by Anna Berkowitz (certified American) I would like to begin this article with the simple statement that I am not…
Bringing her A-game: Marcia on being a friend, a mother, and a manager at LSE
Interview by Beatriz Silva Photography by Eliana Radaelli Marcia is something of a legend at The Beaver. For the past…
Types of people on Valentine’s Day
by Ben Helme and Sadia Sheeraz The person who only ever soft launches their BF We all have that one…
