Katie Matthews addresses the pins celebrities wore to the Oscars in support of a call for ceasefire in Gaza, and questions if it was enough.
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Katie Matthews addresses the pins celebrities wore to the Oscars in support of a call for ceasefire in Gaza, and questions if it was enough.
Possessing more than enough charm, warmth and high-octane thrills to rival the original, Top Gun: Maverick proves that it is far more worthwhile than a nostalgia-focused cash grab
Mahnoor Imam concludes her Volume One breakdown series with its climactic mid-season finale. A must-read before Friday!
Mahnoor Imam continues her breakdown series with episodes 5-6 along with the latter’s shocking cliffhanger ending.
Georgia Balmer investigates the lack of middle-aged women in Hollywood productions. Is youth and beauty a necessity for stardom?
Olivia Richards discusses the impact of Love Island on contestants’ mental health, and the wider issues of internet abuse and trolling that this exposes.
In the wake of a new series of Love Island, Social Media Executive, Emily Im, discusses the show’s inclusivity problem.
Despite its stellar cast and interesting plot, Henry Hood finds there are too many flaws in Netflix’s latest sci-fi adventure
Will Thornton looks over an assortment of TV endings and argues for the importance of the final episode.
Isaac Bettridge finds Hunters to be tonally conflicted but constantly entertaining.
Max Ingleby reviews Robert Downey Juniors latest film, Dolittle
Sofia Fahrion loves Harley Quinn’s vibrant new adventure.
“Tonally confused; Bombshell misses the mark.” Katie Jones reviews Jay Roach’s most recent film.
Francesca Sylph kicks off our mini-feature on cinema love stories with Richard Linklater’s acclaimed 18-year trilogy.
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