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Culture writer Teddy D’Ancona reviews the BFI London Film Festival ahead of the Oscar’s. Here we are again. In the drifts of award season,...
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Culture Editor Thomas Deakin praises the BBC Proms for bringing music lovers together, celebrating the work of both British and worldwide performers. Despite growing...
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Staff Writer Polly Symes shares lessons from the highs and lows of 7 weeks working in an Italian kitchen. Working as a cook in...
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The ultimate student guide to the Venice Film Festival.
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Staff Writer Lubi Sakalieva reviews the final season of the hit Netflix Original, Stranger Things. Throughout the years Netflix has produced many original series. From critically...
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Culture writer Lamisa Worthy reviews Emerald Fennell’s divisive “Wuthering Heights” adaptation From its bold contemporary take on costume and makeup to the controversial casting...
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Culture writer Biraj Khadka explores how Bad Bunny’s Superbowl halftime show was not just a performance but a display of political resistance in today’s...
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Staff Writer Thomas Deakin examines rising musical artist Sean Trelford’s performance at The George Commercial Tavern in Stepney Green and his personal connection to...
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Staff Writer Adam Eshkeri explores the Castellers of London – London’s answer to a 200-year-old Catalan tradition where groups come together to build human towers,...
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Associate Editor Rayhan Hussain examines how The Traitors has become a rare national TV event and why the BBC’s breakout hit could be its clearest argument...
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Culture editor Keyuri Gawde explores how the marketing campaign of Marty Supreme leverages star persona in a fast moving industry Timothée Chalamet plasters his...
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Staff writer Alexandra Green immerses herself in the new student exhibition which highlights the importance of a dying club culture in the UK On...
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Staff writer Jennifer Hensey taps into what draws us towards our comfort christmas films It’s mid-December. You’re wrapped in a fluffy blanket, tea in...
