Liz & Dick
John Park reviews "Liz & Dick"
Issue 1557
25th Oct 2013
Live Review - London Grammar
Fred Fyles has an ambivalent experience at Electric Brixton
Less is more: Ida
Fyles on Ida
Kelly-vison: Reflections on Journalism
Christy Kelly on journalism
Kelly-vison: How Noble are the Nobel Prizes?
Christy Kelly on the Nobel Prizes
Kate’s fast-approaching Labour Day
Depressed and damaged — these are two qualities Kate Winslet can absolutely nail role-after-role. (Probably the only actress who can top Winslet in this respect is Nicole Kidman) And part of what makes Labour Day so intriguing is what the actors make of their highly unusual, fascinating characters
Japanese Sex and Pleasure
So the British Museum is putting on an exhibition on Japanese pornography? Is that even allowed?! Cast away your narrow western minds and think again. For that’s what this exhibition will do — make you think again.
Imperial Recover From Draw to Thump Medics
Omar Amjad gives his account as Imperial’s 1st XI show fine early season form.
Imperial Brush Aside the Medics
Josh O’Donnell reports as Imperial’s 1st XV rugby team win comfortably.
Imperial 4th ‘s Put Six Past Greenwich
Julian Iacoponi describes the action as Imperial stroll to victory
“I don’t want to survive, I want to live”
John Park reviews 12 Years a Slave
He lives for the applause, applause, applause
John Park on the latest Coen Brothers' Film: Inside Llweyn Lewis