So, is The Traitors an inherently flawed game show?
Carrying on from last week’s look at season three of The Traitors, Meredith dissects the game show’s format and what the future might bring.
Culture & Arts
Nosferatu: my review
1st January 2025, New Year’s Day, and what better way to spend it than being transfixed by the stunning scenery and sinister narrative of Robert Eggers’s newest film Nosferatu. This…
Why we have a duty to do a lot more for the others than we think
Claire Manning-Duignan discusses why we have a duty to give more to charity than we think
Monopoly: all fun and games?
Gwen Smit explores the surprising, radical origins of popular boardgames Monopoly and what it means in today's world.
LGBTQ+ History Month in film
A list of films about different areas of LGBTQ+ history in celebration of LGBTQ+ History Month 2025
What has happened to support act etiquette?
Myrtle Watts questions the purpose of the support act amid changing attitudes to their performances
A Day with Rainer Maria Rilke
Spending the day with Rainer Maria Rilke's poetry
Animated TV to add to your watchlist right now
Animation might just be the most underrated genre of television. Especially a genre of television for adults. And yet, it’s one of my absolute favourites. Animation has so much more…
Traitors season three: Trickery, tears and triumph
Trickery brings some to tears and some to triumph in the Traitors season three finale.
A journey through the novels of Charlotte Brontë
Jane Rance shows how the content and themes of Charlotte Brontë’s novels reflect aspects of her personal life and her growth as a writer.