Arts Review: The Crucible

Dir. Douglas Rintoul, Theatre Royal, 12th – 17th June It’s common knowledge that Arthur Miller’s The Crucible was intended to … More

Film Review – Enactone

As cringey as a “lesbian vampire erotic film” might sound like, Enactone is more than what its (possibly one of … More

On our right side are big bushes of bright yellow gore with grass behind them, running right up to the … More

One of my all-time favourite movies is without a doubt the Studio Ghibli anime Spirited Away. With unforgettable characters, a vibrant … More

Global warming is a threat to us all. The myriad risks it poses to all people and all aspects of … More

It’s easy to forget sometimes that successful musicians are human beings – with all the press and pomp that surrounds … More

The 2017 general election result is yet another to be added to the long list of unexpected political shocks in … More

Exam stress. Flat moving. Crazy politics. End of a semester. Goodbyes. My mind a whir – so many things I … More

The ethical and sociological implications of the sex robot business [cw: mentions of rape]

Thanks to UK’s fundamentally flawed voting system of FPTP and sheer desperation, Theresa May has signed a deal with the … More