20th January 2020
Opinion Piece: Dancing to Oblivion – The Slow Death of Television
If Love Island weren’t warning enough, the recent entries of panel shows and game shows that litter the TV schedule currently should be a…
Author: Ewan Gleadow
17th January 2020
Fear and Loathing in the Love Island Villa
“If being sexy was a crime, I would probably be in jail,” Mike says, crooning and morphing his face into…
16th January 2020
Review: Ordinary People 40th Anniversary
Dissecting the lives of an ordinary family struck by tragedy isn’t exactly a new style of dramatic storytelling. The genre…
16th January 2020
Movie review: Bombshell
The alleged crimes former Fox News owner Roger Ailes took part in over the tenure of his association with the…
14th January 2020
Movie Review: 1917
I’d always thought that the sheer volume of television programmes, films, books and art pieces providing us with coverage of…
13th January 2020
Review: Blinded by The Light
Growing up with much the same fascination of Bruce Springsteen’s discography as the leading character of Blinded by The Light, I…
9th January 2020
Review: Little Women
Out of the three films that had truly excited me for this year, Little Women wasn’t one of them. It…
8th January 2020
Daniel Knox Interview – “I think artists and listeners are figuring it out”
Getting the chance to interview any musician is an enjoyable enough task, but to interview a musician whose hard work and dedication…
6th January 2020
Review: A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood
In the 90s and even much of the early 2000s, American audiences were treated to the wonderfully calming shows led…
6th January 2020
Review: The Gentlemen
Seemingly unfulfilled in recreating the classic Disney animated cartoons as recklessly as he could, Guy Ritchie returns to his roots…