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Film Review: Hector

Hector is a most promising first feature film by director Jake Gavin. Hector McAdam, portrayed by Peter Mullan, is homeless.…

christmas, film review, Gabrielle Gonçalves, glasgow, hector, hector film, london, Peter Mullan, qmunicate

Album Review: The Spook School – Try To Be Hopeful

Try to be Hopeful’ is Edinburgh band The Spook School’s second full-length album, released on Fortuna POP!. They’ve been doing…

Ellen MacAskill, glasgow university, LGBTQ, pop, punk, Spook School, Try to be hopeful, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Sleeping Betty

Dir. Kenny Miller, Tron Theatre, 27th Nov – 3rd Jan 2015 Princess Betty’s sixteenth birthday promises to be a night…

christmas, Gabrielle Lucie, kenny miller, panto, pantomime, Sleeping Beauty, tron theatre

Innocence for Ignorance

Let’s get one thing straight – sex education in our schools is lacking. It’s time to review what you have…

consent matters, Emma Mckie, features, feminism, qmunicate magazine, safe sex, sex education, tw rape

The Xploitation Factor

Can we stop the exploitation of TV talent shows?

bbc, britains got talent, ITV, media, qmunicate magazine, Ross McMichael, simon cowell, student media, the voice, tv talent shows, uktv, x factor

Film Feature: Big Things on the Small Screen

  Lock your door, draw the curtains, and grab enough snacks to last a team of pigs a week, because…

amazon prime, bingewatch, black mirror, film feature, michaela barton, netflix, parks and recs, tv shows

Film Review: The Lobster

It is a testament to the impact young Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos has had on cinema that the word ‘Lanthimosian’…

Colin Farell, glasgow university, John C. Reilly, Lea Seydoux, Rachel Weisz, Ryan Connor, The Lobster, University of Glasgow, Yorgos Lanthimos

Red Meat Gives You Cancer, but…

So Can Stressing About It! According to the World Cancer Research Fund, we should eat no more than five hundred…

cancer, fibre, food, glasgow university, health, Liam Caldwell, Meat, University of Glasgow

Perils of… A weed bandit

So drugs. Now, writing this one was strange for me. What if my Mum sees this? What if I accidentally…

drugs, glasgow university, Life, lifestyle, marjiuana, Perils of, serena ruberto, University of Glasgow, Weed

When Less Says More: Gods of Egypt’s whitewashing problem

  If you have what it takes to sit through the Gods of Egypt trailer, you’ll probably find the awful…

Bechdel Test, Chadwik Boseman, Exodus: Gods and Kings, glasgow university, Gods of Eygypt, Natasha Baldassare, ridley scott, University of Glasgow

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