Bridgerton’s Duke: modern-day Darcy or a complete ‘rake’?
Regé-Jean Page’s immaculate portrayal of Simon Bassett, the Duke of Hastings and his pristine foreplay with a spoon has been etched into the minds of 82 million viewers for a…
2021
Do cats cause mental illness?
Listen: I’m a dog person. I don’t have much justification for this belief, except to say that I’ve thought for some time that many cats have a frankly nefarious vibe.…
English Literature: Lockdown Edition
Millicent Stott reflects on life as a first-year English Literature student adapting to online learning
Online interviews, getting enough sleep and the digital detox
Online interviews, getting enough sleep and making time for the things we love amidst the hectic schedules we have
Imaginative travel: ‘Notes from a Small Island’
Despite ongoing lockdown restrictions and hopes of travel still far from being realised, we are determined not to let hopes dry up. Although we can’t travel in the most traditional…
The Uighur Holocaust: is history repeating itself?
As Holocaust Memorial Day is used to decry China’s treatment of Uighur Muslims, Cathy Poon looks at what happens in China's detainment camps and questions what people and nations can…
The voice behind the characters: Jennifer Hale
A video game is not made by a single person. A voice can make or break a character and certain voice actors go above and beyond for the sake of…
I rise again
Stella Baričič puts poetic pen to paper with her latest Covid-inspired creation.
Television Production and Covid: innovation or stagnation?
Zac Terry explores the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the production of UK Television