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Author: Mikhail Hanafi

Ed Sheeran’s new releases

Posted on 6th January 20173rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

Ed Sheeran has always had a penchant for relatable, meaningful and heartfelt, though sometimes overwrought, lyrics and has played with blending more upbeat types of music with the traditional singer-songwriter formula, like the singer-songwriter acoustic […]

The Gryphon picks: Top films of 2016

Posted on 31st December 20163rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

2016 has been many things and was a rollercoaster overall. The highs were high, and the lows were low, but luckily for us, it’s been a very good year for movies. Here are our picks […]

Future PEERS by Future PEERS

Posted on 22nd December 20163rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

Future PEERS aren’t new to music. The four—Luke Correia-Damude, Michael Loebl, Antonio Naranjo and William Culbert—had previously performed as Boys Who Say No, achieving moderate indie success in Canada. Their modest success gained them a […]

The Arts Netflix Weekend Watchlist: Vol 11

Posted on 2nd December 20163rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

We’re onto the last week of term, which means that you either have coursework deadlines to rush through or exams looming in the not-quite-distant future. Here are some oft-overlooked gems on Netflix for when you […]

Review: MT’s Little Shop of Horrors – emotional and enjoyable

Posted on 20th November 20163rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

Little Shop of Horrors is the latest musical put on by the LUU Music Theatre Society, who prove yet again that they’re more than capable of putting on a fun, enjoyable, and impressive show. The […]

In The Middle with Nimmo

Posted on 18th November 20163rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

Sarah Nimmo and Reva Gauntlett have been making music together for well over 11 years. “It’s been like ten years, I guess, since we started,” Sarah says over the phone. “Well, ten years since we’ve […]

What We Talk About When We Talk About Rape

Posted on 8th November 20163rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

Mikhail Hanafi looks at the Ched Evans and Brock Turner cases and why the rhetoric around rape still needs serious change. On the 20th April 2012, Ched Evans was found guilty of rape. What followed […]

The Arts Netflix Weekend Watchlist: Vol 7

Posted on 28th October 20163rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

It’s the weekend leading up to Halloween, so hold on tight and put these films over the weekend to get you in the right mood for a Monday night full of frights. Friday Night – […]

‘Blood Father’ review – a touch too generic

Posted on 23rd October 20163rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

Blood Father is a well-shot, well-directed film that ends up falling into traditional action-thriller genre trappings too often to amount to anything special. The movie follows recovering alcoholic ex-convict John Link (Mel Gibson) who is […]

The Goo Goo Dolls @ O2 Academy, 09/10/16

Posted on 16th October 20163rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

The Goo Goo Dolls are a band considered by many to be rock legends, having released  11 studio albums and 30 singles including the massive hit ‘Iris’ over the course of their 30 year career. […]

Kaiser Chiefs @ hmv, 07/10/16

Posted on 14th October 20163rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

There was a clear feeling of a homecoming as excited fans crammed into the HMV store, spilling in between rows of vinyls to get closer to the small stage the Leeds-born Kaiser Chiefs were performing […]

Harry Potter And The Cursed Child Review – Keeping the Magic Alive

Posted on 9th October 20163rd March 2019 by Mikhail Hanafi

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is a play that’s been clouded in secrecy since it began production. At the showing I attended, each audience member was even given a pin with #KeepTheSecrets printed in […]

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