Camping It Down
James Dreyfuss has carved out his own niche of overtly homosexual characters, but, as Matt Trueman finds out, his career is about to take a whole new direction
Features: Everyone’s Life is an Artwork
Born in Beijing in 1951 to a family of intellectual Communists, Qu Lei Lei was just 15 when the serrated iron wheels of Mao Tse Tung's Cultural Revolution began turning.
Features: Out of the Gallery, into the Street
Each moment is a slice of time that can not be recaptured or revisited. Each slice of time contains a truth. For some, that truth is art.
Features: Formal Hall Revue
This week it's Lincoln College....
Features: A Fuss Over Nothing
With a Harvard professor embroiled in controversy after saying that women can’t do maths, Georgina Thomson asks how feminists should respond
Features: Killer Music?
The notion that aggressive music and homicide correlate, has been considered with increasing interest lately. Take for instance, the recent case of Jodi Jones, murdered by her boyfriend Luke Mitchell. Mitchell, like other teenage killers, was found to be a passionate afficionado of Marilyn Manson.
Features: Small, but far from insignificant
There’s a nuclear scientist, a genetic engineer and a nanotechnologist all being held at the barrel of a gun by a desperate man at the beginning of a very bad joke. The captor says he’ll shoot all of them unless they can convince him they are doing something good for the world.
