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Staff Writer Victoria Urwick investigates the plausible reasons behind ‘The Traitors’ success, considering why betrayal and deceit are so pleasurable to watch. The third...
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Culture
Staff Writer Elouise Davies offers an in depth exploration into the legacy of ‘Inside No 9’ whilst also reviewing its ongoing stage adaptation, ‘Stage/Fright’...
Alumni
In the afternoon of 17 October, an episode of an American TV show ‘Family Ingredients’ was filmed on King’s College London’s (KCL) Strand Quadrangle....
Business
Staff writer Romilly Spaul discusses Netflix’s questionable business strategies and the saturation of streaming content. Ironically, the business strategy Netflix devised to entice new...
Culture
Staff writer Alexander Alcock talks about the decline of realism in popular films and television, and expresses hope for its eventual return. In 2014,...
Culture
Staff writer Oisin McGilloway on how Channel 4’s new series “Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared” critiques the blandness of children’s television. Journalist Sarah Larson...
Culture
Podcast Editor Matthew Seaman reviews Ricky Gervais’ “After Life”. This winter, writer of “The Office”, “Extras” and “Derek”: Ricky Gervais, returned to our screens...
Culture
Roar writer Matthew Seaman discusses ITV1’s The Masked Singer competition. Where would you go to watch a face-off between a harlequin and a sausage? No,...
Culture
In celebration of Rated R.’s new Spotify channel, we’ve asked each of our music editors and our chief editor to make a mixtape. From...