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Tell me about your background and your YouTube channel: I’m from Wolverhampton and come from a pretty average background but I recognise that I was very lucky to get into the selective state grammar school in my area which gave me lots of good opportunities that I wouldn’t have otherwise been able to enjoy. My […]
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Image Credit: Hannah Kentridge Hannah Kentridge is a 21-year-old, 4th year undergraduate at Pembroke College, Oxford, studying Oriental Studies and specialising in Japanese. She has been making YouTube videos since she was thirteen and has over 60,000 subscribers. Many of her videos are either in Japanese or include Japanese subtitles. Some of her most popular […]
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The start of 2018 was greeted by a scandal that quickly received international condemnation. Logan Paul, a former vine star turned YouTuber, had uploaded a video as part of his Japan tour exploring the infamous Aokigahara ‘suicide’ forest, in which he stumbles upon a recently deceased individual. Filming at close proximity to the corpse, he […]
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Welcome to this issue’s instalment in ‘Indie Dive’, a series that delves into the recesses of the independent film world and pulls out a gem. Each Indie Dive column spotlights a lesser known indie film, hopefully convincing you to add it to your film queue. The final instalment of Indie Dive, however, will differ from […]
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Being a screen lover is a passion that infiltrates all facets of life. In the interest of feeding your screen fix on any and all platforms, here is a list of YouTube channels to follow. 1. The Hollywood Reporter The Hollywood Reporter YouTube channel can be a treasure trove of film and TV related content. […]
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‘I can’t think of any reason why someone would watch a vlog’, my dad asserted dismissively as I attempted to explain the premise of this article, ‘I just don’t get it’. Vlogging, it seems, is very much the product of a generation which has grown up accustomed to the boundless digital space of the internet. […]
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Hydraulic Press Channel By Dan Mahoney Listen, we’re all pretty much in agreement that the world’s fairly awful by this point, yeah? 2016’s been a standout year for depressing news with the potential to cap it all off with a man with subpar hair game leading the free world, so what we all need is […]
Continue ReadingKate Bradley When I was about thirteen, I was madly into the Kaiser Chiefs. Writing that makes me feel like I’m introducing myself at an Arseholes Anonymous meeting, especially now the Chiefs’ lead singer Ricky Wilson is one of the panellists on The Voice. All the same, I loved them once, and as we look […]
Continue ReadingPride and Prejudice is a 19th century classic. It conjures images of young ladies in unflatteringly high-waisted full-length dresses, drawn out conversations through long dances, and the handsome face of a certain Mr Darcy. Committed fans can debate for hours over the superiority of either the BBC or the Keira Knightley adaptation but in either […]
Continue ReadingHave you ever watched a film and seriously contemplated suicide? Have you ever sat and wept for Casablanca, for the golden days of cinema? Have you ever wished you could write your own exquisitely banterous dialogue? Then look no further than RiffTrax.com, the panacea to your film-related grievances. They don’t make movies. They make them […]
Continue ReadingFrankie Goodway deplores online comment boxes and the inane and semi-literate responses they attract.
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