Review: Nine Night
Four years after its West End debut, a new production uncovers a Jamaican mourning ritual as a British-Jamaican family lose...
Arts and Culture
A Long History of activism, poetry, and checking his watch…: Linton Kwesi Johnson in Conversation with Gary Younge at Opera North’s Howard Assembly Room
I was delighted to be able to go and see Linton Kwesi Johnson (LKJ), London's renowned Jamaican poet, activist, and...
Review: Don’t Worry Darling
Olivia Wilde’s Don’t Worry Darling advertised itself, with the offscreen drama overshadowing discussions of the film’s content prior to its...
The Rundown of the BBC National Short Story Award
The BBC has returned for another year to blindly judge the nation’s five best entrees for their short story competition....
Dahmer drama: the danger of dramatizing serial killers
Netflix’s gripping new series Dahmer has invited both extensive praise and harsh criticism after its release last month. With Evan...
Art or arson? Hirst is back with a blazing vengeance
Damien Hirst, connoisseur of controversy and challenge, has posed a new question for us to face with his latest exhibition...
Review: See How They Run
Amongst the many films that have hit theatres in recent months, See How They Run is a relatively under-the-radar love...
Yorkshire: The UK’s County of Culture
Yorkshire has been (unofficially) announced as the UK’s County of Culture with two of the next three Cities of Culture...
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...
Is all press good press and did Harry Styles really spit on Chris Pine?
Yes, my articles always circle back to Harry Styles. My sincerest apologies. Whether it is a lack of creativity or...
