The third and final entry into the DreamWorks Animations’ How to Train Your Dragon franchise is a touching and satisfying finale that soars high alongside the previous films. Fans will be pleased […]
Category: Arts & Culture
Review: Vice
This extremely stylized depiction of Dick Cheney’s apparently silent and invisible rise to immense power is high on my list of best films that I have seen this year. It […]
FIFA 19: Ronaldo Removed From Cover
(Image: Electronic Arts) In a bizarre move from Electronic Arts(EA), Juventus and Portugal star Cristiano Ronaldo has been replaced as cover star less than five months after launch. As of […]
Interview: Laura Potts
Our Alumni & Public Relations Officer Jack Harvey spoke to Laura Potts about her time at The Yorker and her career since university. Laura was an Original Works Editor at […]
Review: Vice
Adam McKay’s Vice is a searing and timely biopic about the reclusive Republican figure Dick Cheney (played here by an unrecognisably transformed Christian Bale), one of the most powerful people to have ever […]
Fortnite’s ‘Mello’ Concert Causes Waves in Gaming & Music
(Image: The Express) While Fortnite has been somewhat on the decline in the gaming community and more of a prominent figure in the ‘meme’ community over the recent months, Epic […]
Review: The Favourite
The Favourite is a tragicomic masterpiece which delves into the tumultuous personal and political relationships in both Queen Anne’s court and personal chambers. Starring a trio of superb actors, the film explores the themes […]
Review: Mary Queen of Scots
‘Mary Queen of Scots’ depicts the historical story of the rise and fall of Mary, Queen of Scots’ (Saoirse Ronan) reign in Scotland and her unique relationship with her cousin […]
Modern Art: Storytelling or a load of old chairs?
Spoiler alert: I love modern art. Some of my favourite artists of all time include Robert Rauschenberg, Anselm Kiefer and Mark Rothko. A lot of people I know whose opinions I […]
Interview: Laura-Autumn Cox
Our Alumni & Public Relations Officer Jack Harvey caught up with The Yorker‘s News Editor 2015-2016, Laura-Autumn Cox, now a Senior Staff Writer at D/SRUPTION. Laura studied for a BA in History 2013-2016. She […]