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If #MeToo Is Going To Reach Its Full Potential, We Need More Women Like Emma Thompson

Posted on 10th March 201917th May 2019 by Alexander Gibbon

Until last week, Emma Thompson had been due to voice a role in Luck, a big budget family film produced by Skydance Animation. However, after the studio hired controversial former Pixar head John Lasseter to […]

“Gather them in”: The Musical Treasures of W.T. Freemantle at The Treasures of the Brotherton Gallery

Posted on 8th March 2019 by Stephanie Bennett

The staff at the Leeds University galleries are known for the high standards of their exhibition spaces and for the exhibitions hosted there and, “Gather them in”: the Musical Treasures of W.T. Freemantle, is no […]

Oscars 2019: Should Green Book Have Won Best Picture?

Posted on 8th March 2019 by Matthew Moorey

To say the event and aftermath of the 91st Academy Awards was eventful would be an understatement. In the build-up, the academy were praised for a diverse list of nominees in all categories, then criticised […]

Netflix’s Sex Education Might Be the Show That Teens Need

Posted on 8th March 20198th March 2019 by Maria Leontiou

Netflix’s new eight-episode series Sex Education was released early last month, and it seems to be the teen show we have all been desperately craving. The series follows teenage Otis Milburn (Asa Butterfield) as he […]

Review: Period. End of Sentence.

Posted on 8th March 2019 by Emily Parry

What is a period? Why do girls and women bleed? What is a pad? Asking these questions may seem meaningless and commonplace to you and I, but for the women and school girls of Katikheda, […]

An Ode to Roger Stevens

Posted on 8th March 201922nd March 2019 by George Dunleavy

Everybody remembers their first time in the Roger Stevens building. Somehow, I had escaped meeting this mega-monument on my open day to Leeds, so it wasn’t until the timetabling gods allotted me the elusive “Roger […]

His Dark Materials First Look

Posted on 8th March 20198th March 2019 by Megan Wall

Last week, the BBC released a short trailer for His Dark Materials – a new drama series based on the best-selling and well-loved children’s/young adult trilogy by Phillip Pullman, sending fans of the books into […]

Can Women in Films be Anything Other Than Their Gender?

Posted on 8th March 2019 by Hattie Graham

Another year of award seasons has come and gone in a swirling haze of sequins and hairspray. This year (like every year) saw some really outstanding female talent – from the female dominated phenomenon that […]

Pop-up Popularity: The Future of the Gallery Space or Simply a Hipster Trend?

Posted on 8th March 2019 by Caitlin Tilley

I have lived the majority of my life up the road from a local pop-up venue, once suitably named The Pink Cabbage. In that time, I have watched the space cycle through its various functions, […]

Spotlight on: Women in Art

Posted on 8th March 20198th March 2019 by The Gryphon Web Editor

In Celebration of International Women’s Day, the arts team pay homage to some of our favourite female creatives.

The Kid Who Would Be King expertly blends the magical with the mundane.

Posted on 6th March 201928th March 2019 by Emily Parry

Alexander Elliot’s (Louis Ashbourne Serkis) biggest problems are homework and the school bullies Lance (Tom Taylor) and Kaye (Rihanna Doris). That is until one evening, while running away from the bullies, Alex comes across Excalibur […]

Fighting With My Family punches high above expectations!

Posted on 6th March 201928th March 2019 by Sadie Fox

Fighting with My Family is a heart-warming comedy based on the incredible true story of Paige aka Raya Knight (Florence Pugh), and her fight to become the next WWE Superstar. Born into a tight knit […]

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