Inside LSELove
There’s something special about LSELove that I think says a lot about the culture of LSE in general: it isn’t…
Visual marvel “Alita: Battle Angel” throws everything but the kitchen sink
Having owned the adaptation rights to Alita: Battle Angel for decades, producer James Cameron and director Robert Rodriguez have finally…
“Everyone loves you. Become a party politician and everyone will hate you”
A review of I’m Not Running Considering the current political climate of the past few weeks (or months? Years?), it seems strange…
Open Book: Mental Health and… Pressure
Everyone’s mental health is different. No two people experience their environment in the same way, and so the pressures and…
“Nina” – a careful but lacklustre addition to Lesbian exploration in cinema
Nina and Wojtek are a long-married couple hoping to become parents. This familiar story is ruptured by the entrance of…
Five Weirdest Sports That You’ve (Probably) Never Heard Of
Ultimate Frisbee Perhaps, I should’ve titled this one just ‘Ultimate’, for I could well be getting a law suit from…
The Qualitative Manifesto
The history of LSE is the history of subject-degree struggle. Political scientist, anthropologist, sociologist, historian, geographer, theorist stand opposed to…
The Unlikely Epics
“Lawrence of Arabia”, “2001: A Space Odyssey” and “Star Wars” are amongst the most famous examples of epics. Even if…
“Vice”: A populist polemic that fails to inspire
Vice is angry. In telling the story of Dick Cheney, former American Vice President, Adam McKay rages through five decades…
A ‘Clare Market Review’ Review
I arrived late the journal’s launch event. Imagine my surprise when I noticed that getting into the room would prove…
