Traditional (and not so traditional) recipes to make the most of Bonfire Night
Food Editor Alexander Ringsmith gives his top picks for autumnal dishes to make the most of what's on offer over Bonfire night.
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Why did the Dutch go mad for tulips?
Jack Farrant explores the context in which the Tulip Mania of 1636-7 developed and looks at potential modern parallels.
Success in the Age of Modernity
Success for modern society explored through global economy, Brexit and music
Kit Connor forced to come out: How the quest for ‘authentic’ queer representation has failed
Lottie Heslop discusses how online accusations of supposed ‘queerbaiting’ have forced those in the limelight, most recently Kit Connor, to come out before they’re ready in relation to the need…
The Innate Pain of Womanhood: the new dangerous and regressive trend.
Lottie Heslop discusses the fleabag-inspired trend gripping the young tiktok community.
The Batman: the wrong writer for the right casting
Magali O'Brien reviews the Batman's poor writing in light of other strengths the movie has.
The Last Duel: Medieval #metoo
Mathilda Chocieszynska discusses the importance of the female voice in stories of female suffering.
Blizzard Theatre Company’s ‘Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads’ review
The Blizzard Theatre company presents a production of Roy Williams’s ‘Sing Yer Heart Out for the Lads’ to the Assembly Rooms.
Cast announced for ‘Intergalactic (Petals and Constellations)’!
Casting has been announced for Intergalactic (Petals and Installations), to be performed at Live Theatre Newcastle between Wednesday 16 and Saturday 19 March as part of Elevator Festival.
The ‘hotgirlification’ of reading and the implications behind a book as the ultimate fashion accessory
Everyone wants to be a literary 'hot girl' but what exactly are the implications behind it?