Halloween special: popular culture costumes of 2016
It is the same story every year. You spend weeks trying to think of a Halloween costume both witty and not too physically repulsive, but which does not require you…
Podcast Pick: Love Letters from the Front
What begins as an idyllic fairy-tale romance between a young English soldier named Eric and his Irish sweetheart, Phyllis, soon becomes a captivating insight into the harsh realities of the…
The Confidential Agent: Drama on Radio 4
Radio 4 is recently aired its dramatisation of The Confidential Agent, a novel by Graham Greene. Greene wrote this work in 1938, a particularly unsettled period of British history, and…
Netflix Pick: Glitch (WARNING SPOILERS)
New Australian paranormal drama Glitch follows James Hayes, a local policeman, as he is called out to a cemetery in the middle of the night. To his shock, he finds…
Editors’ Picks: Our Favourite Dystopian Dramas
Firefly Set in the year 2517, Firefly follows the crew of ‘Serenity’, a group of humans exploring a new solar system. Joss Whedon, the writer and director, described it as…
Black Mirror Season Three: still worth bingewatching?
Charlie Brooker takes to Netflix with what he calls a ‘little movie festival’ in the newest season of Black Mirror. The hotly anticipated third season was released in full on…
Made in Chelsea Season 12 Review
Made in Chelsea is back – and this time, for its 12th series. Having been in France for the summer, the show and its cast are back in London for…
Unpaid internships are legally and morally questionable
Not only are unpaid internships exploitative, manipulating a youthful workforce with no alternative to work for free. They also have the dubious honour of being legal in the most minimal…