Tom Moyser chats to Tim Wheeler about Star Wars and why the album format should be confined to a galaxy far, far away
Aimee Cliff explores Oxford’s spookier spots on a night-time ghost tour.
Jenny Hamada goes backstage with Everything Everything in the midst of their NME radar tour
Alex Kealy catches up with 65daysofstatic’s Paul Wolinski to discuss albums, politics, and Oxford balls
Based on the true stoiy of Ida Dalser, a middle class Italian woman who was allegedly the first wife of Benito Mussolini, Vincere becomes predictable and repetitive after Mussolini's departure.
Manuela Galan looks at what the 2010 Cannes Film Festival has to offer
Sesame Street was a pioneer of educational television, retaining our young minds’ attention whilst at the same time educating us.
Nick Pierce explains why how much a lyric means isn’t always the same as how much it is worth
Tom Moyser talks Brecht, Huckleberry Finn and Scottish Elephant Polo with Duke Special
Jonny Sims takes out his ball-gag to talk about Flipping the Bird's new interpretation of Antigone
Elise Norris examines the burgeoning fascination with angels in teen fiction.
There's a glorious tidal wave of thespian filth heading our way this term.
Whilst chronicling a painful break-up in song form risks self-indulgence and accusations of cynicism, there is also scope for producing music inspiring and life-affirming in its emotional catharsis.
If you're looking for a film with two decent set piece battles reminiscent of Braveheart, bits of snappy dialogue, and a semi-cliche debate on governments and their people, you may want to give this a look.
We take a look at some of cinema's most misquoted lines.
Sam Johnstone and Eilise Norris brave Cornmarket to examine Oxford’s burgeoning busking scene
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This week’s review of: A live perfomance by Foal -- "A potentially excellent gig was merely a very good one."
