“The Golden Glove” – a slimy slap in the face
The feeling of drowning in pig shit whilst simultaneously being set on fire is a sensation known to few. But…
A Journey Though Ramen Lane
Ladles of warming, creamy, intensely umami broth, painstakingly derived from animal carcasses, playing host to hand-formed waves of bouncy noodles,…
We might not hate Trump’s wall forever
A review of Professor Callahan’s documentary Great Walls It was with unexpectedly good timing that I visited the Great Wall…
The National throw us a curveball and a new album
Fans of The National should by this point be accustomed to the weird, but last week’s announcement of a sixteen…
“Light of My Life” – Affleck makes the familiar feel exciting
Light of My Life confidently conjures the common dystopian traits of emotional interdependence and high-stakes responsibility to make Casey Affleck’s…
Bring Me The Horizon’s “amo” sets an evolutionary bar for the rock genre
Bring Me The Horizon are a unique band. Since their debut album in 2006, every forthcoming release differs to their…
“Sweeney Todd”: Applaud for Drama Society’s Final Bow
The end-of-year musical is the flagship event in the Drama Society’s calendar. In collaboration with the Music Society, master’s student…
The Cast of “Sweeney Todd” on dream roles and theatre at LSE and beyond
As the opening night for LSESU Drama Society’s Sweeney Todd approaches, I had the lovely opportunity to join some of…
Pizza and Pasta at Princi
It’s hard to walk past Princi without stopping and gazing through its large windows to its inviting interior. Bakers, draped…
“Sauvage”: The Humanity of Urban Animals
With his charismatic and resilient performance, Félix Mauritaud proves to be perfect casting in this documentary-style study of gay prostitution…
