“They destroy us slowly; every week a home”: the poignancy of No Other Land
Credit: Antipode Films/AP pic ‘We have no other land’. This is what a Palestinian woman said to Israel Defence Force...
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Patrick Bateman: the blueprint for looksmaxxing and mewing culture
After three decades, Bret Easton Ellis’ American Psycho still stands as the most relevant satire for the Metrosexual man. Perhaps...
Concerns Over ESG? What the New Trump Administration Could Mean for the Future of Climate Policy
As environmental concerns climb the ranks of global priorities, one of the key factors under careful observation is how governments...
What are we to do with Prince Harry’s ‘Spare’?
Prince Harry's new book, Spare, has generated a great deal of attention since its release and has been dubbed by...
Burn Beckham Burn: A Reflection on Joe Lycett’s ‘Destruction’ of £10,000
Comedian Joe Lycett has made quite the name for himself in the recent years, in one case even literally, but...
“I know a good joke when I steal one”: An exploration of plagiarism in comedy
The issue of ‘joke thieves’ and plagiarism in comedy has become somewhat of a regular discussion in the past few...