The British Tribe Next Door: Anachronistic and Painfully Problematic
TV Editor Olivia McCann reviews controversial new Channel 4 documentary The British Tribe Next Door.
Culture & Arts
Can Poetry be Silent?- A Review of Raymond Antrobus’
A review of Raymond Antrobus' poetry by Harrison Newsham.
New Beginnings: Four Takeaways from Sally Rooney’s ‘Normal People’
A review of Rooney's 'Normal People' with the four most important messages to take away from it.
Drag Race UK: ‘Shantay, You Stay!’
TV Editor Olivia McCann reviews the premiere episode of RuPaul's Drag Race UK
This is Going to…make you laugh. A review of ‘This is Going to Hurt’ by Adam Kay
A review of the comedy text of the year, 'This is going to hurt' by Adam Kay.
The Art of “flâner” in Paris
In this exhibition of exceptional photographs, third year student Lara reflects upon her experience in Paris during her year abroad and how to "flâner" (def. "meander", "wander", "saunter", "roam") à…
Approaching Metamodernity, where will culture go next?
Cultural movements, approaches towards the arts, philosophy, and the sciences have defined the nature of many of the greatest cultural treasures of the Western world. From Greco-Roman to Gothic, from…
Review: High School Musical
'The appeal is the vibe, the hilarity and the pure cheesy nostalgia of it all.' - Tom Morris reviews FHTC's High School Musical.