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Cinemaster feature: Paul Thomas Anderson

Žad Novak examines the thematic complexity of Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will Be Blood -in association with the Glasgow Film…

cinemasters, film, film feature, GFT, Glasgow Film Theatre, Paul Thomas Anderson, there will be blood, Žad Novak

Unified Korea’s Winter Olympics?

South Korean athletes will march under a unified flag with their North Korean counterparts at their home Olympics next month,…

louise wylie, north korea, south korea, unified korea, winter olympics

Is Original Music A Myth?

Society has a funny way of allowing art to be treated as purely a product, to such an extent as…

imogen hay, music feature, original music

Football Crazy, Football Mad: Sectarianism Over Sense

Often before people move to Glasgow, they only have a few preconceptions about the city – the weather is shite,…

football crazy football mad, louise wylie, sectarianism, sectarianism over sense, University of Glasgow

Newly Appointed Minister for Loneliness

Prime Minister Theresa May recently announced the appointment of Conservative MP Tracey Crouch as the new ‘Minister for Loneliness’. The…

conservatives, jo cox, minister for loneliness, rebecca rae, theresa may, tories, tracey crouch, University of Glasgow

Glasgow Film Festival: qmunicate’s Top Picks

qmunicate gives a rundown of a few of our most anticipated events from the upcoming Glasgow Film Festival. This year’s…

film feature, GFF, GFT, Glasgow Film Festival, ronan duff, University of Glasgow

New Year, Same Tories

Already, the first half of January has provided enough political headlines to sustain months of discussion and at least some…

Éirinn Fitzgerald, cabinet reshuffle, theresa may, tories, University of Glasgow

The Layman’s Guide to the Layman’s Band

In honour of Mark E. Smith. In plain English, as he’d want it.

mark e. smith, music feature, tess dawson, the fall, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Col3trane – Tsarina

It was hard to make an assumption based on what I was about to listen to – an Egyptian/American-born teen…

Album Review, col3trane, conor o'hare, Music Review, tsarina

Album Review: First Aid Kit – Ruins

Often, artists choose random objects, phenomena or things to name their band, ensuring that they completely lose all meaning –…

aike jansen, Album Review, first aid kit, Music Review, ruins

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