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Matt Rife: He just isn’t that funny.

Matt Rife: He just isn’t that funny.

Lifestyle & CultureZoë DahseDecember 14, 2023Comedy, Netflix, celebrity, TV Comments

The clothes-making renaissance: what does Gen Z’s interest in knitting, crochet and sewing mean for fashion?

The clothes-making renaissance: what does Gen Z’s interest in knitting, crochet and sewing mean for fashion?

Lifestyle & CultureHermine BrintetDecember 14, 2023Gen Z, Fashion, DIY, COVID-19, post-pandemic, Eco-friendlyComment

Another one bites the dust: North Dakota governor drops out of 2024 presidential race

Another one bites the dust: North Dakota governor drops out of 2024 presidential race

NewsLaura ViziDecember 14, 2023News and media, News, USA, US Politics, US president, Presidential Election, Election, 2024 US Presidential Elections, Elections, Global Politics, Global News, World newsComment

Poet Benjamin Zephaniah dies age 65

Poet Benjamin Zephaniah dies age 65

NewsEwan AldermanDecember 14, 2023News, Literature, Poetry, Benjamin Zephaniah, Afro-Caribbean, Activism, AnticolonialismComment

President Biden and Xi Jinping to skip COP28 climate summit in Dubai: the two worst offenders’ low prioritisation of climate policy

President Biden and Xi Jinping to skip COP28 climate summit in Dubai: the two worst offenders’ low prioritisation of climate policy

FeaturesYi HsuehDecember 11, 2023COP28, Dubai, Climate Crisis, Climate Activism, climate, Joe Biden, Xi Jinping, China, USA, politics, Global Politics, Green Politics, greenwashing, Oil and Gas, fossil fuels, global warmingComment

Why has Disney had such a terrible year?

Why has Disney had such a terrible year?

Lifestyle & CultureEdouard De BrayDecember 11, 2023Disney, Film, Streaming, Entertainment, MarvelComment

Home Secretary signs new Rwanda treaty

Home Secretary signs new Rwanda treaty

NewsSama RababDecember 11, 2023Rwanda, Foreign affairs, UK Supreme Court, UK Politics, NewsComment

‘Napoleon Review’: the pursuit of artistic license in place of historical accuracy

‘Napoleon Review’: the pursuit of artistic license in place of historical accuracy

Lifestyle & CultureZoë DahseDecember 11, 2023TV and Film, History, Film ReviewComment

Losing his marbles: is Sunak’s feud with the Greek PM a genuine cultural issue or merely a distraction tactic?

Losing his marbles: is Sunak’s feud with the Greek PM a genuine cultural issue or merely a distraction tactic?

OpinionLucy ReadeDecember 11, 2023Rishi Sunak, politics, diplomacy, current affairs, NewsComment

Nikki Haley potentially replacing DeSantis as favoured ‘alternative’ to Trump: what a Haley presidency would mean

Nikki Haley potentially replacing DeSantis as favoured ‘alternative’ to Trump: what a Haley presidency would mean

FeaturesCaroline HendricksonDecember 11, 2023Nikki Haley, Presidential Election, 2024 US Presidential Elections, USA, US Politics, US president, us, trump, biden, desantis, republican, Republican Party, primariesComment

Methane Capture: Can it be done?

Methane Capture: Can it be done?

Science and TechYiran YangDecember 11, 2023Methane, Science, Environment, Climate change, Technology, Fossil FuelComment

Xmas at UCL: Lights Have Been Switched On

Xmas at UCL: Lights Have Been Switched On

NewsScarlett WalkerDecember 11, 2023UCL, Christmas, Student lifeComment

'Political Blunder or Misguided Appeal to Voters?: The Controversy of Starmer’s Thatcher Comments.”

'Political Blunder or Misguided Appeal to Voters?: The Controversy of Starmer’s Thatcher Comments.”

OpinionLucy ReadeDecember 11, 2023Great Britain, British politics, Politics, Keir Starmer, Labour PartyComment

Ideology, accountability, and the individual: Ridley Scott’s Napoleon and Media Representation of Populism

Ideology, accountability, and the individual: Ridley Scott’s Napoleon and Media Representation of Populism

OpinionMisha SvarevskisDecember 7, 2023France, Cinema, Movies, Napoleon, Populism, PoliticsComment

'Art Not Evidence' campaign to end the use of rap music in criminal trials

'Art Not Evidence' campaign to end the use of rap music in criminal trials

Lifestyle & CultureSama RababDecember 7, 2023Art Not Evidence, Young Thug, Rap Music, Entertainment, Criminal Trial, ArtComment

A Loss of Youth: How Social Media is Aging Young People

A Loss of Youth: How Social Media is Aging Young People

OpinionMattea CarberryDecember 7, 2023social media, opinion, youth, young people, tiktok, attention span, childhood, generations, society Comment

Maya Sharma: Activism through storytelling

Maya Sharma: Activism through storytelling

FeaturesStaś KaletaDecember 7, 2023India, LGBTQ+Comment

Suki Waterhouse Confirms Her Pregnancy: So, What’s Our Obsession With Celebrity Babies?

Suki Waterhouse Confirms Her Pregnancy: So, What’s Our Obsession With Celebrity Babies?

Lifestyle & CultureMilla WaldronDecember 5, 2023celebrity, Music, ChildrenComment

BLACKPINK at Buckingham: What does K-Pop do for South Korea's soft power?

BLACKPINK at Buckingham: What does K-Pop do for South Korea's soft power?

Lifestyle & CultureRan JuDecember 5, 2023BLACKPINK, Buckingham, South Korea, Soft power, Music, Entertainment Comments

What OpenAI’s momentary meltdown tells us about the AI industry

What OpenAI’s momentary meltdown tells us about the AI industry

FeaturesJuliette RappDecember 5, 2023OpenAI, AI, Technology, Silicon Valley, Sam Altman Comment