How Looper revolutionised mainstream, low-budget filmmaking
Looper was released just on the 28th of September 2012 marking its fifth-year anniversary. The Rian Johnson written and directed…
The National’s Magical Misery Tour
Matt Berninger, an instrument-less poet of a lead singer in the mould of Morrissey, with baritone vocals as distinctive, stumbles…
A disappointing season of “Games of Thrones”
2017: the year “Game of Thrones” ran out of dragon fire. Despite over one billion illegal streams the latest season…
Villandry
Villandry is a French Mediterranean restaurant on Great Portland Street. In the medium price bracket, it offers a seasonal menu…
“Big Little Lies”: troubling themes done well
Centred around the well-trodden topics of motherhood and relationships, HBO’s “Big Little Lies” proves a fascinating and addictive mini-series that…
An environmentalist watches the controversial “Mother!”
“Mother!”, directed by Darren Aronofsky, is set in one house and structured around Jennifer Lawrence’s character ‘Mother’, whose one task…
The Problem with Grime
“The ting goes skrrrahh! Pap, pap, ka-ka-ka! Skidiki-pap-pap! And a pu-pu-drrrr-boom! Skya! Du-du-ku-ku-pun-pun! Poom, poom” – Roadman Shaq London is…
The Rum Kitchen
The Rum Kitchen is a Caribbean Jerk restaurant and bar in the exciting Kingly Court, Carnaby Street. The menu boasts…
The Balenciaga Exhibition: A Cultural Journey through Fashion
The Victoria and Albert Museum is currently hosting an exhibition dedicated to the revolutionary work of the fashion designer Cristóbal…
‘Predictability And its Limits’ In its Final Week
By Yap Lay Sheng, Staff Writer Entering its final week, LSE Arts’s latest exhibition ‘Predictability and its Limits’ is yet…
