Something else worth swallowing
Christopher Yates talks about the new drug touted as a female viagra
Issue 1568
14th Feb 2014
Brum Photorealism
You’d be forgiven for thinking that London is the place to be for everything arts related...
Come one, come all: the female orgasm
Philippa Skett explains the biology behind the Big O
Sex, Robots and Rock & Roll
Will Hunter discusses the new robots that can feel human emotions
Three musketeers, one review
Emily Fulham takes a swash-buckling journey into Renaissance France
Deriving Ought from Is
I agree with Fredric Jameson that we have witnessed a disturbing ‘return of traditional philosophy … beginning with its hoariest subfields, such as ethics.’
Confessions of a GTA: Part 11
Strapped for cash and greetings in the corridor
Who do you think you are?
There is a reason why television critics can’t stop talking about Tatiana Maslany. The fact that her work on the first season of Orphan Black missed out on an Emmy nomination which damn well should have resulted in a win over Claire “I do the same boring crazy spy skit every episode” Danes...
When is it Wrong to Enjoy Art?
Woody Allen’s confusing and highly questionable private life has once again been thrust into the open with Dylan Farrow’s accusation of being molested by him when she was seven.
Based on a true story?
According to the great uncitable (Wikipedia) before the year 2000 211 films had been produced based on a true story and after 2000, 221 films have been based on a true story.
Chip(olatas) Off The Ol’ Block
Felix Food gives some bang(er)-on sausage love this week
Bouncing back: new research supports rebound sex
It’s official: the popular belief that people who have been dumped are more likely to have “rebound” sex is true, at least among students.