REVIEW: The French Dispatch: a poignant tribute to The New Yorker with all Anderson’s trademarks
Wes Anderson returns to the silver screen with his 10th movie, The French Dispatch. The film brings to life a collection of five stories published
PODCAST: Should vaccinations be compulsory?
As figures start to rise again due to the Omicron variant, there are some debates as to whether vaccines should be made compulsory or not.
Eight golden tips to help you stick to your New Year’s resolutions
The champagne glasses have been cleared away, the Christmas trees have been discarded and the holiday season has come to an end. It is (for
VIDEO: Kingston University students transform town’s vacant retail units into artworks
Kingston town centre is awash with colour thanks to vibrant graphic design illustrations made by Kingston University (KU) graphic design students. Students from Kingston School
Kingston residents fight for community boxing gym
Kingston residents have been fighting for three years to open a new community boxing gym in a derelict building in Kingston Road Recreational Grounds, but the project is at risk of being scrapped.
‘Art of Banksy’ extends stay in London
‘The Art of Banksy’ has extended its stay in Covent Garden until May 2022. The exhibition, at 50 Earlham Street, is the largest ever collection
REVIEW: Arsène Wenger Invincible Documentary – an inside look into the trials and tribulations of Wenger’s time at Arsenal
The latest documentary about Arsène Wenger, directed by Gabriel Clarke and Christian Jeanpierre shows a vulnerable and powerful account of how he led the Arsenal
COMMENT: Is Christmas really the most wonderful time of the year?
Is Christmas really the most wonderful time of the year, or is it a time where one falls into peer pressure and debilitating mental health?
Video: Thinkers, Makers, Dreamers – Kingston University holds sustainable design graduate exhibition
MA Sustainable Design graduates from Kingston School of Art came together on November 25 2021 at Kingston University’s Knight’s Park campus, to share their ideas
REVIEW: Rose Theatre’s Beauty and the Beast is a festive delight
This year’s Rose Theatre Christmas show is a breath of fresh air, with no sign of the overdone pantomime tropes. It is a production that can be enjoyed by all age groups.
