Grumpy Bastard on Love Island: a sexually-charged narcissist’s paradise
This week, to celebrate nearing the end of exams, Grumpy Bastard has taken a swing at the nation’s favourite TV show: Love Island.
Issue 1696
8th Jun 2018
Get your shimmy on with Belly Dancing Society's workshops
Stressed by exams? Come and wiggle the stress away!
François Ozon’s sexual thriller fails to ignite
The psychodrama should see Ozon back on home turf, but falls flat.
Exploring San Francisco: the Golden City by the bay
San Francisco is one of the most famous cities in the world, and is truly worth paying a visit should you find yourself touring the West Coast of the USA. Here’s a quick guide of things to do and see in the city and beyond.
Exam stress? Time to cure your fear of spiders
Research shows increased stress levels can be helpful in unlearning your fears.
Disoriental – A multi-generational study of identity
Négar Djavadi’s debut novel explores the history of a single family living through revolutionary Iran, mediating on how language can help carve a space of belonging.
Cultural appropriation should not be trivialised
BME Officer Chimdi Igwe responds to last week’s article and thinks people need to appreciate what cultural appropriation really means.
Connect with Conservation: cat-astrophe
Remember to spay or neuter your cats!
Can there be art after warfare?
The Tate Britain’s new show does a good job looking at how WWI impacted artists, but falls apart at the end.
Bringing in a new era of healthcare data
The data revolution is making massive changes in the healthcare industry.
Beware the man who has everything
Father John Misty’s back. God’s Favourite Customer, his fourth full-length, is a tortured and tantalisingly vulnerable exploration of the human psyche. Serving wit and darkness in equal measure, Josh Tillman only reaffirms his lyrical majesty.
“We have updated our privacy policy” – a closer look into GDPR
I’ve received more than 17 emails from the services with that exact subject. And I’m not the only one who’s inbox has been flooded – here’s why.