With parties postponed and mistletoe against the guidelines, what should this year’s Christmas adverts say instead about modern Britain? Despite having existed since the 1950s, it was only in 2013 that John Lewis first sparked […]
Review: Dash and Lily
Dash & Lily is an American Christmas-based rom-com Netflix show based in New York City. The show is based on the young adult book series by Rachel Cohen and David Levithan, with the first book […]
Ep 4. The Mandalorian review: ‘The Siege’
Matthew Moorey reviews of the latest episode of the hit Disney+ show, The Mandalorian.
‘I’m A Celeb’ is back and better than ever
The new I’m A Celeb is back and ready to entertain us over lockdown. Lauren Woodley takes you through how the long loved show is adapting to the restrictions of the pandemic.
Ep 3. Mandalorian Review: ‘The Heiress’
This weeks newest review of the hit Disney+ show, The Mandalorian.
Artist Spotlight: Disability Month edition
Spotlighting some great artists this Disability Month, ranging from sculptors to revered writers.
The art world has reacted to Trump’s loss and they are taking him super seriously
Take a look back at how the arts world has treated President Trump over the years and what new material he has given them to work with.
Ep 1&2 Mandalorian Review: Dinsey+’s flagship Star Wars property gloriously returns
This is a no spoiler review of the first two episodes of the Mandalorian, so you can get a feel for how the season is going!
Are you suffering from lockdown lethargy and media fatigue?
Marjolaine Marsile looks at why you might be finding it hard to concentrate after coming out of lockdown and what this means for our watching habits.
Lookie, They’re Talking To Themselves – Spitting Image Reboot
Picture Bo’ Selecta with Received Pronunciation and you have the new generation of Spitting Image. That assessment may sound slightly harsh however by no means am I detracting from its great genius: 2020s version of […]
The not so realistic way reality TV portrays Black communities
Marjolaine Marsile dives into the representation of Black people in Reality TV and it’s harmful impact on real world people.
This time last year: A look back at cinema before the pandemic
Neive McCarthy takes us back to a time where we would sit in cinemas, next to strangers, without masks on…practically unimaginable nowadays. Even though we miss going to the cinema and having our pick of the bunch, streaming services and at-home premiers remind us that it’s not all that bad!