Dahmer drama: the danger of dramatizing serial killers
Ellie Gorton talks us through the ethical implications of Netflix's Dahmer.
Art or arson? Hirst is back with a
Xavi Straw examines Damien Hurst's new venture - a fiery experiment commenting on NFT's and the digital age.
Review: See How They Run
Frankie Haresign dubs Tom George's debut loveable in its simplicity.
Yorkshire: The UK’s County of Culture
Richard O'Brien examines the flourishing culture in both cities Leeds and Bradford
Too Little, Too Late? Sacheen Littlefeather and anti-Indigenous
Florence Heaton dives into the scandals surrounding Hollywood's treatment of Native Americans, and what the industry's apology means for the
A Cultural Map of Leeds – Or, where
Sinead takes you on a tour of some of Leeds' top cultural landmarks and hotspots for this academic year
Freshers week: the perfect film to cry to
Isabel Nelson reflects on Brooklyn (2015) and why now is the perfect time for a rewatch
Cans of Carling, Noël Coward, and Scottish Independence
Arts and Culture Editor Owen takes on Asides from the Elbow on a pretty eventful Sunday evening.
An Interview with Rebecca Harrison – Writer/Director of
Owen sits down with Rebecca Harrison, director of Asides from the Elbow to discuss things ranging from SNL, Andrew Scott,
Review: This Is Going To Hurt – Kay’s
Arts and Culture writer Harriet Purbrick takes a scalpel to examine BBC's new show, This is Going to Hurt, starring