There’s a famous anecdote often referred to by film critics about the time that Wes Craven walked out of a film festival screening of Quentin Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs. According to legend, Tarantino was exasperated, claiming that he “couldn’t believe the man that made Last House on the Left” had walked out of his film. Craven […]
Obituary
Obituary: Sir Christopher Lee
Dan Wealands pays tribute to late Sir Christopher Lee, whose career was littered with some of the most memorable screen villains of all time. Sir Christopher Lee has just died at the age of 93. The star, who’s legacy spans several decades of film, is most well remembered for his iconic portrayal of Count Dracula […]
Remembering Charles Kennedy
Gareth Roberts looks back the life of one of British politics’ most popular figures, Charles Kennedy. Charles Kennedy, the widely-popular former leader of the Liberal Democrats was a perplexing figure for many in politics. Widely considered a brilliant politician, he was known for his easy-going manner and laid-back style, which made him popular with the public. Whilst the […]
Remembering John Nash
John Forbes Nash Jr was born on 13 June 1928 in Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1994 for his pioneering work in game theory as well as the Abel Prize in 2015 for his work on non-linear partial differential equations. He became more widely known to the general […]