Reading Week for the Many, Not the Few
Reading week is a blessing of a concept. An entire week with no classes or lectures that you are free…
At Max’s, Sandwiches With A Soundtrack
On a quiet stretch of Crouch Hill Road, a 10-minute walk north from Finsbury Park tube station, lies the unassuming…
199Z: Diversity Revisited: A fusion of art, culture and of course, fashion
“Diversity” is one of the most widely-used buzzwords in society today. From affirmative action initiatives in politics to discussion around…
Odell’s Ode to London
Fans lined up by the dozens in the cold outside London’s iconic concert room Hammersmith Apollo, full of impatience and…
International Student Diary: Stripping, Pets, and Food
Where are you from? Ryan Lim: I’m from Singapore. I grew up in quite a few countries because my dad…
‘The Reign Of The Middle-Aged White Man Is Over’: “House of Cards” Takes Its Final Bow
House of Cards’ final season dropping on Netflix days before last week’s US midterms seemed to have little impact in…
“Widows”: A Blockbuster Worthy Of Your Money
In a room you’ll find Ocean’s 8, American Animals and King of Thieves muttering amongst themselves. Late to the party…
“Halloween”: Who Hunts Whom?
Forty years have passed since masked murderer Michael Myers first wreaked havoc on the town of Haddonfield. The Halloween franchise,…
Crudo: Weddings, Wars, and the World’s End
Author: Olivia Laing Kathy is getting married in the summer of 2017, right in the midst of the Trump presidency,…
“Been So Long” Since I Reviewed A Bad Film
Netflix is having a great year for original films. To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before and Private Life have…
