Originality in film
James Bunker takes a look into originality in the movie industry.
Monthly Archives: January 2018
Military funding: The Russian issue
Great Britain’s military faces damaging cuts in the face of growing global tensions. What is the way forward?
Arsenal Fan TV: An embarrassment or a voice to be listened to?
Film, grime, Fifa, Corbyn. All topics that James has explored before. The only logical step forward is football hooliganism in the form of football fan channels.
Artista, agency that supplied Presidents Club hostesses, scrubs its website
Their website now simply contains a message that visitors should “contact us for further information”. A cached version of the original site remains, however…
US government shutdown
Rhys Freeman discusses the implications of America’s most recent government shutdown on the US and the political future of its president.
Logan Paul: Has YouTube gone too far?
With impressionable audiences and irresponsible idols, are things going to have to change for YouTube?
The plastic plan: The right kind of thinking
Theresa May has pledged to eradicate plastic waste in the next 25 years. Are her efforts bold enough?
The “chilli sans carne” con
Berkeley Squares proves that we are still at the cutting-edge of red meat journalism.
Review: The Greatest Showman
It may surprise you to hear that Will Palmer can be a miserable soul, but he isn’t a miserable soul without good intent. What is this good intent? Well, you’ll just have to read his Greatest Showman review to find out.
Review: Paddington 2
Oscar Blakeborough reviews Paddington 2, a brilliant and heart-warming film that will touch anyone in all the right ways.
