Now the dust has settled on the phenomenon, did Barbie achieve what it set out to be? Tom Carruthers reviews.

As half of the greatest box-office battle this century, could Christopher Nolan's nuclear epic live up to the lofty heights it promised?

The young star has finally released her second album, but can it live up to the heights of her debut hit, SOUR? Sam Mandi-Ghomi dissects.

As Greece elects a right-wing government for the second time in a row, a full inquiry into the Greek Left is needed.

A research article that looks into the damaging impact betting shops have on British high streets.

Grief is the thing with feathers.

Why we plunge in is anyone's guess.

A visceral poem on the current state of the world.

What lengths would you go to in the name of science?

Two wonderfully stylised poems on love, lust and living as we currently do.

Would you hire this person? At least take a read of their cover letter.

A personal reflection on the impact of the Harry Potter series on childhood and gender identity.

This collection of poems is an exploration into the idea that one word can carry so much meaning in only a short collection of letters.

A deeper look into the increasing surveillance over football supporters and how it overlaps with class prejudice in Britain.

A collection of uniquely styled poems focusing on collective experience, observations and identity.

Football is always writ with irony. This season's European Cup and Championship play-off finals provide plenty of it, writes Sam Mandi-Ghomi

What role does loyalty play at this present time? We're bound to our family, friends, spouse or partners, but what about your country?

Sam Mandi-Ghomi looks at why Britain's current politicians seem so unsuited to their roles and why the role attracts this type of person.

Dedicated to record-breaking energy profits. Tessa Glinoer explores the cost-of-living crisis in this short film.

On Tuesday 4th April 2023, former President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records brought by...

Efe Imoyin-Omene critiques an outrageous debut solo album by Chlöe.

Sam Mandi-Ghomi analyses the fascination with action in the western world, linking it to economic theory and widespread dissatisfaction.

An impulsive piece on lost futures and worthwhile pasts, inspired by a walk on an industrial estate.

I think it’s fair to say that your mileage may vary on whether or not the Oscars - the Academy Awards, Hollywood’s Big Night - matters in...