Why Has Contemporary Literature Undertaken a Neoclassical Revolution?
Contemporary literature has undergone a surprising change in the recent decade, with more and more Ancient Greek and Roman narratives...
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The Fall of the Never-Ending TV Show
In light of the release of Grey’s anatomy’s twenty-first season on Disney plus, I’ve been wondering where that longevity of...
The Rebirth of Shakespeare on Stage Through Your Favourite Screen Stars
William Shakespeare’s undeniable talent has been explored in various unique ways through all forms of media, often aiming to make...
Double Take reviews: ‘Nobody Wants This’
Is true love worth a sacrifice? In The Gryphon’s new regular arts column, Alice Patterson and Felicity Haslin review the...
The Outrun Starring Saoirse Ronan: An Opportunity for Her to Break Out of Her ‘Coming-Of-Age’ Shell?
Imagining Adam Sandler playing the lead role in a serious war film does not sit quite right with me. Or...
Ryan Murphy’s Monsters: Art or Explotation?
For a new generation, the Menendez Brothers case is not as well-known as it was to those who witnessed the...
Does Linear Broadcasting Still Have a Seat at Today’s Media Table?
Three weeks ago, I moved into my new digs in Hyde Park. Amidst the nervous excitement of being in a...
Katy Perry and the Philanderer’s Tones: Why did 143 stink?
In the words of esteemed Parisian food writer and primary antagonist of the rodent-themed Pixar classic, Anton Ego, “the work...
Smitten: An Album You’ll Fall Head Over Heels For
Joseph Nozedar reviews the Manchester indie-pop band's 4th album as Smitten captures the hearts of fans with their nostalgic return...
Shutting the Lights: How Urban Development Could End a Beloved Charity Club Night
As Freshers’ approaches, Leeds student nightlife wakes up from its summer slumber and venues start coming back to life. There’s...