Merci Arsène?
Sam Perry reminisces about Wenger’s time at Arsenal and explores what the future holds for an Arsenal without Wenger.
Bristol Bears: A step too far?
Will the Bristol Bears positively change Bristolian rugby for the better, or is it a simple marketing gimmick and an insult to a great club’s history?
Age of Terror: Art since 9/11 at the IWM
The Age of Terror exhibition in London explores the themes of reaction and counteraction in the face of horrific events. But for all the interest, can we learn anything from the display?
Review: Avengers: Infinity War
After ten years of expectation, and with every major ‘Avengers’ character still alive present, is it worth your time?
Review: Love, Simon
Our first preview screening of a film, for one of the last films that James Palmer may review for this site. From the ashes rises a phoenix.
Ball tampering and crocodile tears
A sporting scandal that has lead the banning of a captain and a vice-captain as well as the resignation of a coach, but is the backlash justified?
What can we learn from England’s final two friendlies before the World Cup squad selections?
Harry Dayus works out what we can all take from England’s friendlies against the Netherlands and Italy.
Review: Tobacco Factory Theatres’ Macbeth
Once again a theatre company creates another incarnation of The Scottish Play, while innovative and engaging, does it live up to previous productions?
Yanis Varoufakis: Globalisation vs Internationalism
Whilst looking at globalisation and the ever-evolving and expanding concept of trade, Yanis Varoufakis gives a talk at the Southbank Centre in London debating a thought-provoking mix of philosophy and policy.
Review: Journeyman, and Paddy Considine Q&A at the Watershed
Will Palmer saw an early screening of Paddy Considine’s unique new boxing drama, followed up by a Q&A with the director. He learnt a thing or two about the film, its director, and what Paddy Considine’s future projects may be.