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Scorsese's Marvel Critique Explained, the 'Barbenheimer' Revolution and the Future of Cinema

Scorsese's Marvel Critique Explained, the 'Barbenheimer' Revolution and the Future of Cinema

By Sarah Arsalan, LLB Law The controversial New York Times op-ed left the online community perplexed, prompting film bros to purge their Letterboxd accounts of any film featuring jumpsuits and superheroes. In the wake of Martin Scorsese’s eyebrow-raising takedown of “superhero films,” labelling Marvel movies as mere “theme park”

“Rebellion against Conformity”: An Exploration of Taiwanese Youth Culture through Fashion - Taipei Fashion Week SS24

“Rebellion against Conformity”: An Exploration of Taiwanese Youth Culture through Fashion - Taipei Fashion Week SS24

“In the wake of military buildup and increasingly aggressive rhetoric from across the Strait, striving to be unique is becoming ever so more important to Taiwan’s Gen-Z.” For this year’s Fashion Week, the Taiwanese Ministry for Culture went down a more unconventional path for the release of the

The Renaissance Tour in Fits

The Renaissance Tour in Fits

By Unzeela Mansoor, BA Politics and International Relations When you are born with a name like Beyoncé, you have no option but to be an absolute icon. And through a career spanning over two decades and eight albums, Beyoncé has done exactly that – and so much more! As an artist

Tate Britain: 'Women in Revolt' Exhibition Unearths the Untold Stories

Tate Britain: 'Women in Revolt' Exhibition Unearths the Untold Stories

By Hiba Ul-Hasan, BA History Tate Britain has announced a new exhibition titled ‘Women in Revolt!’ that made its debut on November 8, 2023, featuring work by over 100 female artists and collectives. The exhibition features work created in the United Kingdom between 1970 and 1990 in response to political

Rubens, Re-evaluated

Rubens, Re-evaluated

By Joel Bennet, BSc Politics, Philosophy and Economics The role of the controversial baroque master Peter Paul Rubens is critically re-evaluated in the new feature exhibition at the Dulwich Picture Gallery. Curators Dr Amy Orrock and Ben Van Benden offer a unique insight into the real-life female influences on Rubens,

review: Corey Fah Does Social Mobility by Isabel Waidner

review: Corey Fah Does Social Mobility by Isabel Waidner

By Joshua Tompkins, MA Comparative Literature What would an authentically new novel look like? There is no shortage of innovation in contemporary British writing, but this appetite to innovate is frustrated by the exclusionary tactics of British publishing. The British media ‘Commedia’ says that even formal experimentation must not deviate

India defeat Sri Lanka by 10 wickets, Claiming the Eighth Asia Cup Title

India defeat Sri Lanka by 10 wickets, Claiming the Eighth Asia Cup Title

By Callum Cafferty, BA Japanese A fine drizzle graced the afternoon of Sunday the 17th of September, and rain mats covered the fresh Columbo pitch. With all eyes fixed skyward, anticipation filled the stadium. Yet it was not long before the rain lifted, mats were removed, and the teams filed