Peter Rabbit-Review
Janina Arndt reviews the controversial children's film 'Peter Rabbit'
Culture & Arts
Rabbit in Painting: Japan
Easter is around the corner. I’m sure that you see many rabbits and eggs in stores. In Durham, some rabbits are hopping around the hill college. Even in ancient Japan,…
The Oscars: A History
First hosted in the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel to 270 people, the ceremony lasted all of 15 minutes. Held exactly a decade before World War II, the winners had already been…
A glimpse into the Japanese music industry
Like me, you probably know next to nothing about Japanese music. In this article I will introduce you some interesting Japanese albums that you can have a listen to on…
Lady Bird review: a touching tale on life’s imperfections
Lucy Woods commends Gerwig's coming-of-age film Lady Bird for its unconventional, honest and witty handling of class and gender issues.
The staying power of Friends: Still raking in viewings after two decades
I’m currently shattered from a lack of sleep. Summatives? No. Staying up all night re-watching the entirety of Friends for the third time? Guilty. Friends first aired in September 1994.…
Review: Buttered Toast’s ‘The Crust’
Buttered Toast brings an original night of student comedy, drama and performance in its Epiphany Term showcase: 'The Crust'
The Magic Gang – ALBUM REVIEW
The Magic Gang have been described as one of the most exiting bands on the planet by the online magazine Dork. The boys from Brighton have been steadily realising their…
Altered Perspectives – Folly To Be Wise
A short story by Kelly Yu, responding to the theme of 'Altered Perspectives'.
Review: “DIM does St Patrick’s Day: A Sham-Rockin’ Special
DIM provides 'lively, light-hearted fun' in its St Patrick Day celebrations.