Peirce’s Penelope wonderfully executes her shrill enthusiasm at her own scheming, pointing to both her naivety and innocent desire to be enough. She is dryly watched by Roubicek’s Penelope from Hades, ...

For Good (2025) around a month ago now, and a slightly damning indictment of its resonance is that my main memory is of Elphaba’s ‘sex cardigan’, a now infamous piece of costuming draped around ...

‘Wintering’ by the 1975 is another more upbeat pick: with conversational lyricism and pictures of family gatherings that are laughably vivid, it’s reminiscent of The Waitresses’ ‘Christmas Wrapping’.

In last month’s Autumn Budget, Rachel Reeves asked “everyone to make a contribution”, an ask which later manifested into the highest tax burden since the 1940s. The budget has been criticised as a ...

Black Friday is one of the busiest shopping days in the calendar year. Originating in the US, it has become a global phenomenon, with sales increasing as much as 141 percent in 2025 compared to a ...

Platoon is a four piece group from Kent, consisting of Marcus Evans (Bass Guitar), Stan Brown (Guitar and Vocals), Archie Brownlow (Rhythm Guitar and Vocals) and Tom Martineau (Drums). Finding a ...

If you’re getting sick of watching the same old Christmas films each December, we’ve got you covered. Say goodbye to your yearly ritual of sitting through Home Alone (1990) and Nativity (2009) for the ...

Remand prisoners are currently on hunger strike whilst waiting to go on trial for alleged offences relating to the proscribed group Palestine Action. 29 prisoners are accused of having allegedly taken ...

This semester, I had the fantastic opportunity to attend the Looking Glass Society’s book launch, hosted in the cozy yet atmospheric Micklegate Social. For those unfamiliar, The Looking Glass Society ...

Do you have a family member/friend who is desperately trying to grasp the college system here at the University of York but can only understand things in football terms? Well never fear! We’ve thrown ...