After a much anticipated year-long wait, Spotify Wrapped dropped on December 4, sparking delight for some and dread for others. Personally, I felt a mix of both, which is probably due to my reliance ...

Let’s set the scene. You’re in a museum and surrounded by paintings: a Degas on the left, a Monet a few steps ahead. Portrait after portrait, room after room, you’re standing in the presence of so ...

After months of personal statement writing, the dedicated savings pot to fund your course, and the mammoth task of completing A Levels, it seems ironic that the biggest grievance facing students is ...

Bowling lovers and “Tenpin Tuesday” enthusiasts will be excited by news that Leamington’s Tenpin bowling alley is set to have a revamp in the New Year. Work is currently underway to transform the ...

The launch of the 2024/25 academic year brought a new addition to the University of Warwick campus, and with it, an unprecedented tirade of discourse and criticism. The modest collection of chairs and ...

Few musicians have had quite so many renaissances as Bob Dylan. Every time people begin to doubt or forget his relevancy, he comes back better than ever. Now, in 2024, fresh off of the back of a ...

The story begins with a storm. A dingy motel room, and a door that swings open to reveal a man. The opening tableau of Katori’s Hall’s breakthrough play The Mountaintop is a striking theatrical image ...

There are two types of people when it snows: those who jump outside to make snowmen until they can’t feel their fingers, and those who would rather stay inside curled up with a hot chocolate and their ...

As the holiday season approaches, Christmas music begins to play all over the world, establishing a sense of joy and warmth just in time for the festive season. Although many find comfort in these ...

As we settle down on our sofas this Christmas, Baileys in hand, festive crowns sliding off our heads, many of us will no doubt look for a festive classic to enjoy on the small screen. Some will shed a ...

As the current season of plays at Stratford’s RSC – the Royal Shakespeare Company – gradually approaches its end, it seems only fitting to put on a comedic tale of unrequited love and mix-ups for ...

Wolves’ Gary O’Neil was the first managerial casualty of the weekend. If Jack Taylor’s last-gasp header for Ipswich wasn’t the final nail in the coffin, depriving the beleaguered club of crucial ...