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“Tax is such a shame”, Francis Boulle comments mournfully. “It’s a damn shame that it exists”. Tax probably does get in the way a fair old bit if you’re a 23 year-old diamond heir. Boulle – who will be familiar to many as a ‘star’ of the TV phenomenon ‘Made in Chelsea’ – describes himself […]
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Continue ReadingRosie Wilson reviews Friends with Benefits, a film that bears a striking resemblance to something else you may have seen this year.
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Continue ReadingThe trailer for Blue Valentine sees Ryan Gosling singing along to the ukulele in an intentionally daft voice as Michelle Williams tap dances in charmingly zany fashion – the whole thing seems reminiscent of 2009’s rather willfully indie portrayal of a relationship, 500 Days of Summer. But don’t let such whimsy fool you: this is […]
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Continue ReadingWhat might be the OxStu’s top stories in 2011? There’s no way of telling. So Rosie Wilson has a guess!
Continue ReadingRosie Wilson talks rapid success with Oxford’s newest Scottish-island-monikered indie-folk act.
Continue ReadingRosie Wilson gets to grips with the proverbial magic dragon in her review of Mr Nice.
Continue ReadingHighly silly and utterly enjoyable – Rosie Wilson considers the merits of Tamara Drewe.
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