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The trailer for Brand New Day (2026), the fourth Spider-Man movie in the MCU, was released last week, promising the most poignant movie in the quartet. Following the end of No Way Home (2021), Peter Parker is all alone as he tackles not only a new mysterious enemy but also...
Autumn Durald Arkapaw has won the Oscar for best cinematography at the 98th Academy Awards, for her work on Ryan Coogler’s Sinners, becoming the first woman to have received the honour. She is also the first person of African-American descent (Arkapaw is part Filipino and African American Creole) to have...
Ryan Gosling’s latest film Project Hail Mary is set to release this week, to much anticipation from fans and critics alike. So, as viewers flock to the cinemas to see his latest endeavour, it is time we explore: what is it about Gosling that is so appealing? His popularity is...
The release of Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut, The Chronology of Water, has received high acclaim, not only for its lead performance but also for Stewart’s uncompromising and deeply visceral adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir. The decision to enter directorship from acting is often borne from working on set for years and...
Culture
This Fringe, Cogito, Ergo… Something? brings something alternative to the student theatre scene. Directed and written by James Harvey, with plot twists, spoiler-alerts, and laugh out loud moments aplenty, I sat down to talk about their process for creating this fringe production and all the wacky details which come with...
Olivia Rodrigo’s new album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, marks a departurefrom the singer-songwriter’s signature Avril-Lavigne-inspired pop-punk approach and single-word album-titling-conventions. Instead, Rodrigo delivers a concept album that traces the rose-tinted bloom of love through to the bitter post-breakup meditations of heartbreak and its aftermath....
I managed to catch up virtually with Samir Veen, co-creator of Ontroerend Goed’s latest show Handle with Care and a member of the creative core for the theatre collective. Our conversation, spanning the influence of board games to the power of young people in theatre, was truly inspirational. Opening by...
Whether you’re a fanatic of the original iconic 80’s film, an enthusiast for musicals (like myself), or both in tandem, the touring production of The Karate Kid, currently housed at Edinburgh’s Festival Theatre until 27 June, delivers a memorable take on its source material. Following Daniel LaRusso as he attempts...
Lifestyle
With the advent of sporting events clouding the media this summer, sport is playing a much more dominant role in our everyday lives, and the world of fashion has noticed. With FIFA World Cup flags in pubs, and the current idolisation of toned muscle, sport is truly everywhere. I want...
Following a long day of lectures, the last thing the hangry student wants is to limbo under outstretched arms reaching for milk and eggs, or weave through the everlasting queue which snakes down the aisles of Nicolson Street’s Lidl. One would think, given the crowds in Lidl at 5pm, that...
One of the highest forms of praise that can be given to a creative is a legacy of individuality. That’s one of the many things the revolutionary British artist David Hockney is being remembered for after his passing at the start of June. Hockney was most well known for his...
Swimming 25km in the name of mental health: Edwin Ivanescu knows what it means to go the distance. Mental health is a more prominent issue today than it has ever been: more than half of students surveyed in a 2022 study reported issues with their mental health. Yet, one side...
