Entertainment·1st May 2015The Trouble with Reading Lists Lata Nobes I’ve always liked to read. My theory is that this habit was developed in order to make up for...Read More
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Life·9th November 2012Feeling something new: Emeralds’ ‘Just To Feel Anything’ Tom Bell 2010 saw the beginning of a steep rise in media interest in ambient music. This was largely the result of...Read More
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Life·4th October 2011Interview: Frankie and the Heartstrings See what happened when Ed Crane discussed pizza toppings, cardboard cut outs and Ian Hislop with Sunderland indie group who are all style, no substance.Read More
Entertainment·14th January 2016It’s Time to Bring Balance to The Force Awakens Gavin Fleming It may be the most successful film of 2015, a critical and commercial triumph, but frankly there’s far too much...Read More
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Entertainment·17th October 2014Interview: LP Lee Oxford plays host to any number of would-be authors/English students, but LP Lee is the real deal. Her short story,...Read More
Entertainment·24th January 2014Should poetry be difficult? Adam Leonard It’s a conversation that regularly troubles arts lovers: you’re having a casual chat with someone and, after a few minutes...Read More
Entertainment·22nd November 2011Making films the Emmerich-an way Jonathan Looms interviews Roland Emmerich about film school, special effects and his apparent love of dialogue.Read More
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Gen Z·25th January 2022Should TikTok be romanticising the Oxford life? Millie Wan Marriott Image description: a romantic scene of Broad Street, Oxford at dusk The Rad Cam – a Virgo or Taurus rising?...Read More