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Victoria Bos

Wit, Wisdom and Wine – An Interview with Marcel Lucont

Marcel Lucont has been making a name for himself recently on the British comedy circuit. Having made appearances on the likes of Russell Howard’s Good News, John Bishop’s Christmas Show and Set List the debonair Frenchman captivates his audiences with grace, wit and a hint of good natured (well, I think it is) condescension. Ahead […]

Mar 31, 2017 By Victoria Bos Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Interviews Tagged With: Exeter, Comedy, Comics, Bike Shed, comedian, tour, Arts and Lit, marcel luront

Magicians, Time Travellers and all round Spiffing Chaps- An Interview with Morgan & West

The Victorian era of magic is one surrounded by an air of mysticism and wonder, which still holds an allure for audiences today. With the likes of Harry Houdini and Chung Ling Soo performing in the music halls of London, and with parlour magic proving a popular attraction for the wealthy, there is little wonder […]

Jan 31, 2017 By Victoria Bos Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Interviews Tagged With: interview, Edinburgh Fringe, victorian, children, adults, Magician, Arts and Lit, morgan and west

SIMple but effective

The fourth instalment of The Sims series originally launched back on 2nd September 2014, in the form of The Sims 4. With the improved ‘build-a-sim’ system, newly announced emotions and a more cartoon-y visual style, hopes for the new iteration of the game were high amongst fans. However, upon launch, though the game delivered on […]

Jan 31, 2017 By Victoria Bos Filed Under: Games & Tech Tagged With: games, Sims4, tech, sims, gamesandtech

‘In politics, whenever something goes well, it always creates a new problem’ An interview with Gavin Barwell MP

Gavin Barwell won the seat of Crydon Central in 2010 and in the 2015 election retained the seat with a majority of just 165 votes, making it one of the closest results in the country. He currently holds the positions of Minister for London and Minister of State for Housing and Planning within the Department […]

Nov 19, 2016 By Victoria Bos Filed Under: Features, Politics, Interviews Tagged With: Housing, conservative party, Gavin Barwell

Lights Camera Action

Since the dawn of cinema the horror genre has continued to delight audiences across the world. Requiring humans to face the unknown, the frightening images on the screen speak to the primeval parts of our brain and activate the ‘fight or flight’ reaction within us, increasing blood flow, heart rate and adrenaline levels. This is […]

Oct 26, 2016 By Victoria Bos Filed Under: Science Tagged With: red, Horror, Sinister, Jaws, colour, horror films, manipulation, lighting, jump scare, film score, musical score, Irreversible, infrasound

Star Trek: an anniversary

It is the 8th September 1966, and the now infamous words, “Space: the final frontier” are spoken for the first time; sparking the start of the science fiction phenomenon that is Star Trek. Initially gaining tepid reviews and modest viewing figures, that original show has gone on to spawn a franchise that includes: 5 television […]

Oct 10, 2016 By Victoria Bos Filed Under: Screen, Screen Features Tagged With: Star Trek, leonard nimoy, william shatner, captain kirk, uhura, gene rodenberry

Review: Pete Firman’s Trix

Pete Firman is a unique performer in the world of illusion, combining stand-up comedy and magic to create spellbinding yet funny shows. Having appeared on the likes of Channel 4’s Dirty Tricks and the BBC’s The Magicians, Pete has gradually been making a name for himself since he first appeared on the scene in 2003 […]

Sep 26, 2016 By Victoria Bos Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Comedy, magic, Edinburgh Fringe, Exeter Corn Exchange, pete firman, trix, touring comedy

Nintendo cinematic universe

In an interview with the popular Japanese newspaper Asahi News, Nintendo President Tatsumi Kimishima indicated that the company is considering selling the intellectual property rights of some of its most beloved characters, to film studios in an attempt to conquer the big screen. During the interview Kimishima qualified this by stating that in order to […]

Jun 7, 2016 By Victoria Bos Filed Under: Games & Tech, Opinion, Games News Tagged With: Film, Nintendo, Pokémon, Mario, Zelda

Give me a paperback over an E-book any day

Books are one of the foundations of our culture. Fiction or non-fiction, funny or dark, long or short; there is literally something for everyone. Book lovers everywhere will all agree there is nothing better than going into a bookshop and browsing the shelves, with every topic at your fingertips. Opening the cover of a new […]

May 23, 2016 By Victoria Bos Filed Under: Arts & Lit Tagged With: Features, Kindle, Arts and Lit, e-reader, kobo, feautre, paperback

Monkey Malaria – a future threat to humans?

Zoonoses is the term used to describe those diseases which can be, and routinely are, transferred, from animals to humans, with the category currently including the likes of: Ebola, Rabies, Leprosy and Anthrax. However, in recent years another disease has been increasingly making the transition from animals to humans, this is Plasmodium Knowlesi, also known […]

May 20, 2016 By Victoria Bos Filed Under: Science, URGENT Tagged With: Science, URGENT, malaria, monkeys, monkey malaria, infectious diseases, Plasmodium Knowlesi

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