Anxious Hopes and Easy Listening in Phoebe Bridger’s ‘Punisher’
The first iPod I ever bought had a genre on it called ‘Easy Listening’. I have never had a clear idea of what it means for music to be easy to listen to, or for…
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College review: Magdalen
Daisy Jowers discusses her experience of Magdalen College.
Under Pressure: After Life Series 2 Review
Ricky Gervais is either very clever, or very stupid. After Life, which he writes, directs and stars in for Netflix, is an extension of this, and if it’s recently released second series is treated as…
Killing Eve Season 3: Where’s Waller-Bridge?
Goldman describes exactly what’s missing from the newest series of the hit show Killing Eve, available now on BBC iPlayer
Uncovering Inspiration: Grayson’s Art Club
The easel had been lying forlornly behind my wardrobe and was becoming an eyesore – a constant, nagging reminder of a passion, at one time central to my existence, which had gradually been eclipsed by…
Friday Night Dinner: Everything changed, but I’ll still miss you
“It’s at times like these when watching such a show becomes enchantingly escapist; the events on TV represent the epitome of what our lockdown could be”
Guy Dabby-Joory reviews series six of Friday Night Dinner
‘Abnormally Normal’
A spoiler free review of Sally Rooney’s ‘Normal People’ and its BBC adaptation
Rooms of their own: Boiler Room takes things House to House
Life seems to go on without effort, when I am filled with music. – George Eliot, ‘The Mill on the Floss’ The stationary nature of our present circumstances has made most of us question what…
A preview of “The Last Five Years”
Taking place over 5 crucial years, “The Last Five Years” follows the individual and shared lives of Cathy and Jamie, as they grow together and grow apart.
Review: ”Picasso and Paper” – Virtual Exhibition
‘Genius’ is the buzzword inextricable from Picasso, who is hailed as such (at least in part) due to the stylistically subversive nature of his works. What feels far less radical is the constant influx of…