Des rêves qui titubent (Stumbling dreams)
‘Stumbling Dreams’ by Salomé Melchior, 06/2020
Review’s Quarantine Picks: TV Shows
Nothing screams ‘TV shows’ more than quarantine. Now is the ideal moment to start binge-watching a brilliantly-plotted show. Get your…
Review’s Quarantine Picks: Live Music (Online)
Since the beginning of the UK’s lockdown on March 23rd, we’ve been forced to grapple with the concept of the…
Review’s Quarantine Picks: Films
With even Idris Elba stuck inside, it’s a sign we all deserve a cinematic break! Don’t worry – we’ve got…
Review’s Quarantine Picks: Podcasts
Before launching into my podcast picks to see you through quarantine, I must reiterate a plea from Derry Girls’ Nicola…
Review’s Quarantine Picks: Albums
Lockdown and Chill: Sticky Fingers, Caress Your Soul Today, dear Beaver reader, I bestow upon you a gift: a secret…
A middle-class hero is something to be? In conversation with Archie Curzon
I was first introduced to the work of Archie Curzon, incidentally, in our own Beaver office. He was talking about…
Laura Marling – Song For Our Daughter ★★★★★
Laura Marling’s seventh full-length LP was released three months before its due date in the belief that people could do…
Our last punch: reflecting on LSE Fight Night as our real bout against COVID-19 began
At the time of LSEAU Fight Night, sports leagues around the world were coming to a halt. Italian sports had…
Mulholland Drive (2001): Can Film Be Philosophy?
If you study this Lynchian fever dream philosophically, it metamorphoses from a cinematic jigsaw into a subversion of traditional film…
