BY Hodan Sultan BA History of Art and History The internet went into a frenzy the day that the Oscar nominations for 2024 were announced, even politicians suddenly became film critics. But where has this… Read More »Why does Hilary Clinton care about Barbie being snubbed at the Oscars? And why should we even be outraged?
By Nathan Hay, BA Social Anthropology Caption: Marvel has failed to captivate their audience lately in the same way they once did Source: https://deadline.com/2022/06/marvel-kevin-feige-phase-4-secret-wars-1235048750/ Superhero fatigue. With every new Marvel movie, the phrase does the… Read More »The Death of Comic Book Movies?
By Amran Abdiqadir-Mohamed, BA Global Development and Social Anthropology Photograph conceived as a poster for Works by Yoko Ono, Carnegie Recital Hall, New York, 1961 The Tate Modern is now presenting the UK’s largest exhibition… Read More »YOKO ONO: MUSIC OF THE MIND
BY Valentina Rios – BSc Politics, Philosophy and Economics 2023 has been a brilliant year for cinema, giving us so many great titles to choose from. One film that stood out in particular was Hayao… Read More »The Boy and The Heron: Hayao Miyazaki’s Legacy
By Melina Tavakoli Moghaddam, BA Politics and International Relations Headline: Universal Versus Tiktok: Why the Sibling Rivalry? Since one random September day in 2016, TikTok launched itself headfirst into the music industry. As an application… Read More »Universal Versus Tiktok: Why the Sibling Rivalry?
By Rebecca Marjoribanks, BA Social Anthropology and East Asian Studies Charity shops, Ebay, Depop, and Vinted are among some of the ways you can buy clothing second-hand. Most people are influenced by the low prices,… Read More »Who Gets to Be Sustainable? Exploring Second-Hand Fashion and its Ever-Increasing Prices