Drug Bible | Cocaine
Now officially known as the Devil's Persil
Issue 1649
2nd Dec 2016
Big Talk | Speechless
The comedy is disarming and charming, but still manages to maintain a wry edge. It very much has the feel of a coming of age comedy
Better than GBK
Lets be real – none of us can afford GBK anyhow. Fortunately, buying burger patties and cooking them up doesn’t get your hands too messy, and the results are delicious, as felix finds out.
Public meeting to save Charing Cross
A packed crowd criticised plans
Disabled people are not sexless
Though we’re often led to believe that having a disability automatically leads to a sexless existence this couldn’t be further away from the truth. Through the veil of complexities and social awkwardness what often awaits is just another sexual being.
Documentary Corner | James Marsh Special
James Marsh is acclaimed as one of the best documentarians working today. Ben Collier takes a look at two of his most famous works, Man on Wire and Project Nim, to latest if the man can live up to all that hype (spoiler: not really...)
Octopush show diving isn’t always bad in sport
Hint: we're talking underwater hockey
King Lear is a hit and miss at the Barbican
King Lear is on at the Barbican until 23rd December 2016
£5 for top quality animal fat
Ben Sharpless discusses the latest controversy surrounding the new £5 note
Where The Pancakes Are
felix visits a new home for pancakes from around the world, Where the Pancakes Are, and devours culinary delights such as Dutch Babies, corn fritters, and more.
IC deserve Leo’s Oscar after beating Bears
Immortals play hard ball
Time for a fresh approach to club drugs
The success of the #saveourculture campaign has led to the reopening of fabric, but has an opportunity been missed to rationalise the approach to drug-related harm in clubs?