The One Where the World Celebrates the 25th Anniversary of Friends
25 years ago on 22 September the world witnessed the birth of one of the most iconic sitcoms of all…
Rod Liddle – The Great Betrayal
The controversial journalist returns with a polemic that explains why Brexit hasn’t happened, and why it is unlikely to happen.…
Hollywood’s shelf-life does not apply to Tarantino ★★★★★
It’s never difficult to tell when you’re watching a Tarantino film. His ability to mix darkly serious plots (which often…
Sleep with, not on, The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1988)
Starring two of the finest (and finest-looking) actors of their generation, this underrated gem is as much a study of…
The Making of “Sauvage”
Last month, writer-director Camille Vidal-Naquet’s feature debut Sauvage was released in cinemas. I had the fortune of meeting him and…
Goodbye to The Beaver
The Beaver is my home. It is the university family everybody wants. It is the friend everybody deserves. I don’t…
The Beaver Front Cover Awards
GAYEST COVERThe sex. The colours. The kiss. It’s all popping in this 2008 issue. BEST CARTOONThe giant student body breaks…
“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…
