This Saturday will not see your usual programming of tech-house and techno DJs at the Harrison Street club, but a line-up that will excite many of Leeds’ party-goers nonetheless. Drummer Erik Bodin and bassist Fredrik […]
Best of: Alexander McQueen
Known for the dark beauty and controversy of his work, the late Alexander McQueen’s talents continue to be ingrained in our memories five years after his passing. It is not only his designs which caught […]
Leeds Batter York in Rugby Thriller
YORK suffered a crushing defeat against Leeds women on Wednesday afternoon. Due to Leeds’ dominant possession and their strong attack from the outset, York were in for a tough game. Straight after kick-off, the ball was […]
Menswear: The Taboo Trends
Breaking the rules is an everyday occurrence in the world of fashion; black is now readily seen paired with blue; tweed is worn on nights out in cities as well as the country and denim-on-denim […]
Leeds’ Tricky Season Continues
THE University of Leeds’ men’s basketball 1st team were unfortunate to lose their most recent match against the University of Huddersfield’s 1st team, in a match that saw their early-season difficulties continue. The Gryphons were up […]
Leeds Beaten by Fortunate Newcastle
LEEDS University Women’s football 3rd team lost narrowly to Newcastle 2nds at Weetwood on Wednesday. However, this was not reflective of Leeds’s performance, with the Gryphons dominating throughout the second half and coming close many […]
Review: We Want You To Watch
The title being no misnomer, We Want You To Watch demanded its audience’s undivided attention for the seventy-five minutes that it took for this liberating piece to thrust its vision on to us: a world […]
Varsity Heartache Revisited
LEEDS Beckett won all three matches against the University on Wednesday afternoon at The Gryphon Sports Centre, despite there being talented players on both sides of the court. Following defeat at Varsity, the Gryphons were most […]
The Intern – Pertinent points or a tired cliche?
Having recently spent a load of time scrolling through and applying for internships this summer, I was naturally curious when The Intern landed in cinemas last month. With both its leads being played by Hollywood […]
Review: The Walk – A wobbly performance from Gordon-Levitt
The story of Philippe Petit, the only person ever to tightrope walk across the twin towers, is one which has the true ability to captivate people through its sheer brilliance and audacity. Carried out in […]
Gryphons Finish Game All-Swear
LEEDS women hockey firsts had to settle for a draw against a spirited Nottingham side this week where it finished two apiece, in what was a rather heated encounter at Sports Park Weetwood. The Gryphons were […]
Suffragette: Oscar-bait or fitting homage to incredible women?
Xa Rodger and Heather Nash discuss the depiction of the women’s rights movement in Sarah Gavron’s latest film… On 4th June 1913 Emily Wilding Davison stepped in front of King George V’s horse at Derby […]