Too Little, Too Late? Sacheen Littlefeather and anti-Indigenous Hollywood
On the 2nd of October, actor and activist Sacheen Littlefeather, the woman at the centre of what is one of...
Art
A Cultural Map of Leeds – Or, where to spread your Freshers Flu
Getting to know a new city is like rummaging through a student fridge: you want to know where the excitement...
Queue-less Entertainment: Arts and Culture this Semester
After a late summer period of precipitously enforced mourning, ranging from prolific tears to #mournhub, is it not time that...
Transience, Not Permanence is Key: ‘Shifting Perspectives’ and ‘Charmaine Watkiss: The Wisdom Tree’ at Leeds Art Gallery
Upon revisiting Leeds for what will be my final year as an undergraduate student, I thought I would give Leeds...
Watching a film for the twentieth time?
The ability of films to comfort and immerse us is unparalleled. Becoming lost in familiarity grants an escape from the...
“More of the Universe, more time with you”: Doctor Who’s same-sex storyline and seeing myself in fiction
This year, during the New Year’s special of Doctor Who, companion Yasmin Khan (Mandip Gill), or ‘Yaz’ to her friends,...
Read Whatever I Tell You: Bookclub vs Booktube
For today’s book lovers, ‘Bookstagram’, ‘Booktube’ and ‘Booktok’ are all familiar terms. Turning to your favourite online literary lover for...
Theatre Group’s Nothing: Review
Alice Walker as ‘Vandal’ Set within a therapist’s waiting room, Theatre Group’s Nothing addresses serious issues of mental health, sexual...
Suddenly Last Summer: Review
★★★★☆ Following their collaboration on Open Theatre’s production of The Superstore last semester, Alice Hautvast and Mia Franey make the...
Review: jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy – Simmons’ documentary Refocuses Spotlight on Ye
Kanye West, also popularised as ‘Ye’, is an intriguing figure to say the least. A polarizing egomaniac whose many outbursts...
