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The ability of films to comfort and immerse us is unparalleled. Becoming lost in familiarity grants an escape from the
The ability of films to comfort and immerse us is unparalleled. Becoming lost in familiarity grants an escape from the
This year, during the New Year’s special of Doctor Who, companion Yasmin Khan (Mandip Gill), or ‘Yaz’ to her friends,
Sophie Aurangzeb discusses the birth of booktube and the death of the bookclub
Ben Stewart reviews Theatre Group's 'Nothing'
Will Challis reviews Leeds University Union Theatre Group's production of Tennessee Williams' 'Suddenly Last Summer'
Kanye West, also popularised as ‘Ye’, is an intriguing figure to say the least. A polarizing egomaniac whose many outbursts
Writer Niall Mapplebeck explores the varying contenders for this year's Oscars ceremony
What started as drawings for friends, developed into Softer People, an environmentally conscious art brand with the aim to encourage
The crypto boom is unprecedented as it has been the most drastic change to the way we view, experience, and
The Evening Standard columnist and former Gryphon writer talks to Alex Gibbon about her debut book Lucid, a memoir that