Film & TV
Can I Live?
A 60 minute, engaging performance tackling the pressing issue of climate change from points of view that are not often considered.
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Culture
William Hogarth's line(s) of beauty
Tate Britain shines light on the margins of British paintings and lives of the characters painted therein
Opinion
Is Modern-Day Sexism Flawed?
On the logical gymnastics sexists do to justify opposition to feminism.
Opinion
Does the Poverty Line Define Destitution?
How we currently define poverty is limiting how we solve it. We must expand the definition of poverty if we want to eradicate it.
Opinion
Elon Musk, a Man Destinated to Change the Fate of Mankind
He is not only one of the richest men in history, but he is also a magnet for sensationalist news and for heated discussions on Twitter.
Opinion
There is No Dollar Sign on a Piece of Mind
A Reflection on the Ranking System
Environment
Carbon offsetting
Is carbon offsetting actually effective? Not quite...
Environment
Deep-dive into the Infrastructure Budget 2021
Unpacking the controversies behind UK's new infrastructure budget
Culture
A Balkan Romeo and Juliet story in Old Bridge
A bold and heart-breaking exploration of love and loss in the midst of a war-torn city
Culture
A (late) summer exhibition at the RA
Summer of 2021 arrives in style at the Royal Academy of Art - albeit a tad bit late
Culture
Good morning, midnight... mother!
Jean Rhys meets Noah Baumbach in this slightly off pitch yet scintillating Texan period drama.
Culture
A day in Wonderland
Innovative and deceptive, the V&A's new exhibition proves that Lewis Carroll's tale still sparks wonder.