The Great British Bake Off: Why does it do so well?
Rebekah Winckle looks at why the Great British Bake Off is so popular.
Television
The Apprentice: A Look at the Candidates
Alison McNeill looks at this year’s Apprentice candidates and at how well they will fare in the competition.
Two celebrated Neil Gaiman (and Terry Pratchett) novels to get the adaptations they justly deserve
‘American Gods’ and ‘Good Omens’ TV and radio adaptations are well underway, writes overexcited fan Lucy Kissick.
An Unexpected Victory and the Desolation of Brasenose
Alison McNeill discusses Durham’s unexpected and stunning victory against Oxford’s Brasenose College last Monday.
Surviving the hiatus: Doctor Who’s audio adventures
Lucy Kissick explores the underrated world of the beloved sci-fi show beyond its televised episodes.
Newcastle hosts its first ever Comic Con
And it was beautiful, writes Lucy Kissick.
The Axing of BBC Three: A Student’s Perspective
Anna Costello responds to the BBC’s announcement that the channel will no longer exist in its current form.
Hellblazer’s Constantine to return to our screens
Almost a decade after the 2005 film, Hellblazer fans may get the Constantine they’ve always wanted, Lucy Kissick writes.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine: the best new sitcom no-one has heard of yet
Edward Bickel introduces us to the sitcom that unexpectedly swept up two Golden Globes.