Funny and Charming despite its Weirdness: Christopher Robin Review
"Christopher Robin is far from a perfect film but it nevertheless manages to appeal to nostalgia, to find delight in the characters, and to entertain and charm its audience."
Culture & Arts
The Return of Vinyl.
Records. Why are record sales growing in a day and age which seems focused on advances in technology? The use of records cannot be ignored and I can only imagine…
Review: KEITH. presents KEVIN.
Coming off the Edinburgh Fringe, KEITH. Presents KEVIN., brings their easy humour back to Durham. Performing sketches which are mostly original, with some re-used material from last year, their show…
Review: The AdDIMs Family, A Halloween Special
The Durham Improvised Musical bring a humorous, spooky performance with brilliant subplots and intergroup chemistry.
Gordon Burn Prize: A Review
After attending the Gordon Burn Prize at Durham Book festival Riana Dixon tells us about her experience
Review: HMS Pinafore
Alex Marshall experiences DOE's first venture outside of Durham, in Gilbert and Sullivan's HMS Pinafore
Why Ozark is the most underrated series on Netflix
Lydia Blundell explores one of Netflix's darkest crime dramas
The Value of Introspection
Introspection is often neglected amidst the many overwhelming preoccupations that bombard us daily. Whether it be compulsive smartphone use or simply habitual conversation, the value of reflecting pensively about one’s…
How Do You Even English?
Ellen O'Rourke, a second year English literature student, gives us her advice to first years starting the degree!
As Enjoyable as it is Important: BlacKkKlansman Review
"Lee’s film is, for all that, so artfully well-paced that the film becomes neither repetitive nor over-drawn."