Industry’s Harper and Yasmin: the Emotionally Complex Side of Corporate Finance
Amelia McGoldrick explores the tumultuous relationships of HBO's Industry.
Television
A Retelling that Heals – A Partial Review of The Other Bennet Sister
Natasha Ranawake explores period dramas and the importance of Mary Bennet's storyline.
In defence of rom-coms, or why we watch love stories
Natasha Ranawake wonders: why do we watch rom-coms?
Heated Rivalry to Saturday Night Live – The Ice Hockey Rabbit Hole
Natasha Ranawake takes a look at the hit television show and conversations surrounding the Ice Hockey.
It’s in the Mixtape – How blockbuster TV uses music
Natasha Ranawake explores music in film and TV.
Durham Colleges as Bridgerton Characters Pt. II – Bailey College Edition
In Part two of the Bridgerton and Durham College Match Up, Natasha Ranawake takes the readers to up to the Bailey. Are you still a Bridgerton or are you someone…
Durham Colleges as Bridgerton Characters Pt. 1- Hill College Edition
Natasha Ranawake dives into the seasonal hyperfixation of Bridgerton, with the definitive Bridgerton and Durham Colleges match-up.
On Being and Becoming – A Ted Lasso Retrospective (Before S4)
Natasha Ranawake reminds us why we all love Ted Lasso, ahead of season 4 release date.
One final gate: conformity gate and saying goodbye to Stranger Things.
Grace Bailey discusses all things Stranger Things and saying goodbye with one final fan theory...
The cultural phenomenon of ‘Severance’
Meredith tells everyone why they should sit down and press play on the first episode of Apple TV’s ‘Severance’.