Review: Rebecca
Netflix and director Ben Wheatley’s “Rebecca” drags us along for a hurried, jolting adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s classic novel. The...
Arts and Culture
Pick up a non-fiction book every once in a while!
Non-Fiction is not everybody’s favourite. Particularly during term-time, when so much of your reading is dedicated to dense, academic texts,...
Movies losing momentum – is the end near in sight?
Since Cineworld’s decision to purchase Picture House in December of 2012, they have enjoyed a large portion of the independent...
Excellent Educational Books By Black Authors
As an English student and avid reader, it is my belief that the best way to understand someone else’s experience...
Retroactive remedying: How can depictions of Blackface be torn down?
After my weekly comfort viewing of Community the other day, I was alerted to the fact that Netflix had purged one of...
Crucial Books To Read During This Black History Month
They Can't Kill Us All: The Story of Black Lives Matter By Wesley Lowery In They Can’t Kill Us All,...
Let’s Travel with Emily In Paris
Anushka Searle reviews Netflix's new hit show, Emily in Paris. During a time when all we want to do is...
Culture in the Time of Covid
Hyde Park Book Club Book Club is a great spot for either a chilled pint with friends or a great...
Da 5 Bloods Review: Spike Lee does not quite strike gold
The latest Spike Lee “Joint” arrived on Netflix on June 12th, off the back of Lee’s 2018 critical success with BlacKkKlansman. Da...
Black Lives Matter, Covid-19 and the Arts: An Interview with BBC Two Channel Controller Patrick Holland
Owen Frost sits down (virtually) with Patrick Holland, Controller of BBC 2, to discuss his channel’s policies regarding Black Lives...