Entertainment·23rd May 2013Fast and Furious 6 keeps up the pace Hari Dhesi The latest high-octane installment to the Fast and Furious series sees Vin Diesel return alongside his crew to battle new... Read More
Entertainment·23rd May 2013From Dumbo to the Digital Age: Celebrating 90 years of Disney Harry Noad Once upon a time, not too long ago, mere mention the name ‘Disney’ evoked blissful memories and rapturous emotion for... Read More
Entertainment·16th May 2013The Apprentice Strikes Back Joseph Morris As that Dance of the Knights blared out from my laptop last night, I had to pinch myself. Not only... Read More
Entertainment·16th May 2013Mud: Jeff Nichols goes back to his roots Thomas Bell In his third directorial outing, Jeff Nichols takes things back to the Arkansas of his childhood and his directorial début,... Read More
Entertainment·16th May 2013The End of Celluloid Film? Harry Noad As you read this, film buffs the world over quarrel fervently over something that you and I would probably never... Read More
Entertainment·16th May 2013Arrested Development: Still Going Strong Robin Geddes Arrested Development is returning 26th May. If you didn’t know this, where have you been for the last ten months?... Read More
Entertainment·9th May 2013Top 5: American TV Comedies that bring light into the darkness Lauren O'Neill Readers of the OxStu, do not be afraid. I know I come to you sheathed in a blinding light, glowing... Read More
Entertainment·9th May 2013High Drama in Almodóvar’s ‘I’m So Excited’ Rachel Brook As we’ve all been told a thousand times before, you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover. I’m So Excited,... Read More
Entertainment·9th May 2013Nashville keeps its country charm Rachel Brook Callie Khouri’s Nashville-set drama focussing on the country music business has now hit mid-season, and is still going strong. Although... Read More
Entertainment·1st May 2013Swanning around in Black Tie Rachel Brook As part of Keble Arts Festival, on Thursday Oxford’s own Hacked Off Films followed last term’s successful Ferris Bueller’s Day... Read More
Entertainment·1st May 2013Wes Craven’s Scream moves to the Small Screen Rachel Brook Last week MTV confirmed rumours that have been flying around for almost a year by announcing that Wes Craven’s Scream... Read More
Entertainment·25th April 2013Celebrating Women in Film Rachel Brook Spielberg. Tarantino. Boyle. Nolan. What do some of the biggest household names in cinema have in common? They are all... Read More
Entertainment·25th April 2013Deep in the Hundred Acre Woods – A Review of Evil Dead Ashley Fisher Sam Raimi once described his original The Evil Dead as The Three Stooges but with gore instead of custard pies.... Read More
Entertainment·25th April 2013Irresistibly Awful: Made In Chelsea Season 5 Alex Lynchaun Made in Chelsea is arguably the most divisive programme on television. More than any other show, it polarises viewers; there... Read More
Entertainment·25th April 2013The Decline and Fall of Glee Lauren O'Neill Sometimes, things happen which are difficult to explain: Snuggies, Keeping Up With the Kardashians (‘so like, you just WATCH their... Read More
Entertainment·20th April 2013Lauren O’Neill projects success for Mindy Lauren O'Neill On January 12th 2006, a momentous thing happened: the episode of The US Office wherein Michael Scott grills his foot... Read More
Entertainment·20th April 2013Mad Men Review Bethany White After an achingly long wait, the unmistakeable churning of strings signifies the return of Mad Men. Matthew Weiner left us... Read More
Entertainment·24th March 2013In love with Insanity: Silver Linings Playbook Rachael Goddard-Rebstein Soon to be released on DVD, Silver Linings Playbook tests the limits of romantic comedy with its bleak and unflinching... Read More
NewsUniversity News·4th March 2013This House Believes that We Are All Feminists Now Rachael Goddard-Rebstein Ayes: 125 Noes: 167 Back when the Oxford Union decided to admit female members in 1963, no one in their... Read More