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Whilst much of the film encapsulates the glitz and glamour of Edna’s life in London, it is also coloured by a strong sense of ...
The lace dresses, fishnet gloves, and ‘20s finger waves were straight out of Vaudeville. Don Giovanni, played by James ...
Olivia Howard discusses how the careful planning of cities and integration of new technologies can make cities safer, ...
By , Deputy Opinion Editor For a long time, I was the favourite grandchild. Not because I was the sweetest or most adorable, ...
The final event of Epigram’s Women in Media saw Susanna Reid of morning television fame deliver a keynote presentation about ...
The Bristol Shakespeare Society craft a frighteningly powerful and visually immersive performance of King Lear, serving a ...
By , Third Year, Politics and International Relations Rejection, rejection, rejection. What’s harder, finding an overpriced, ...
By, Second Year English Watershed have kindly invited us to another screening, and this time it’s One to One: John & Yoko, ...
Vibrant 'The Great Pyramid of Stockport', homely 'Working Classic' and funky ' Rock and a Calm Place' drifted effortlessly ...
Emus, ostriches, and rheas have long been dismissed as anything but a throwback to the dinosaurs. New research suggests ...
You may have seen the recent news of dark energy observations that alter our understanding of the cosmos, but where has the ...
By , Third Year, Politics and International Relations The token Feminism week, that special time in the academic calendar ...