Alien fans don’t catch a lot of breaks with the Alien: Isolation video series as another continuation on this ongoing theme. Recent Alien movies have failed to capture what made the original so great. Even […]
Review: The Aftermath
James Kent’s adaptation of Rhidian Brook’s novel, The Aftermath, touches on some of the social issues present after the Second World War. By focusing on Germany, the film presents an original perspective on the effects of the war.
Victoria Beckham SS19: A Love Letter to Modern Femininity
As Victoria Beckham’s new line walked at London Fashion Week, her family sat front row to watch her vision encapsulate the alphabet of modern femininity. With smatterings of leopard print, which we have seen storm […]
Leeds RAG Fashion Show 2019: In Review
Last Thursday played host to the return of the highly anticipated annual Leeds RAG Fashion Show. For this year’s show, fashion editors, Elicka Ghahramani and Christy Bucklow, witnessed a worthy homage to leading artistic movements […]
Netflix’s Sex Education Might Be the Show That Teens Need
Netflix’s new eight-episode series Sex Education was released early last month, and it seems to be the teen show we have all been desperately craving. The series follows teenage Otis Milburn (Asa Butterfield) as he […]
Gully Boy: A Star Studded Treat
Fresh, inspiring, riveting. If I could describe ‘Gully Boy’ (Street Boy) in three words, that’d be it.
Boy Erased: A Harrowing Insight into ‘Gay Conversion Therapy’
Hattie Graham reviews Boy Erased, starring Lucas Hedges, Nicole Kidman and Rusell Crowe.
Review: LUU’s bubble tea shop ‘Pearls’
Some of you may have seen the long queue just opposite Salad Box in LUU and wondered what it was for. A new Bubble Tea store has now opened right on campus. If you’re a […]
The Best of Sundance: 2019
The Sundance Film Festival is known for being one of, if not the most, prestigious film festival in the world. Each year waves of cinematic talent, both young and old, pour in Park City, Utah, […]
Random Review: Commonplace to Catastrophe
Debbie Tucker Green’s emotionally charged one-woman show Random came to Leeds Playhouse last week, over a decade after its first publication. Random is a response to the anxieties of a nation where mundane human experience […]