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TV Review: The Sinner

Posted on 20th December 201829th March 2019 by Anya Loudon

Netflix’s most convoluted programme is back, and it’s just as bingeable as before. The second series of mystery drama The Sinner sees Jessica Biel behind the camera as executive producer, with an arguably upgraded cast. […]

Victoria’s Secret Angels: the Dangerous Fantasy

Posted on 19th December 201829th March 2019 by Anonymous

The Victoria’s Secret Show has the potential to be a site of female positivity, confidence and girl-power. Unfortunately, year-on-year it undermines this, conveying elitism and representing warped ideas about body-image, self-worth and social standards.   […]

TV Review: My Brilliant Friend

Posted on 7th December 201829th March 2019 by Emma Prentice

After vast international success, the first of Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan books, ‘My Brilliant Friend’, has finally been adapted for the big screen. Critics have described the raging success of this pseudonymous Italian writer as ‘Ferrante […]

World Television Day 2018 – Our Favourite Episodes

Posted on 27th November 201829th March 2019 by Caitlin Tilley

In celebration of World Television Day, which this year is 21st November, our Lifestyle and Culture online editor Caitlin Tilley and writer Mia Connor tell us about their favourite episodes of TV.   Inside No.9: […]

When Should A TV Show End?

Posted on 23rd November 201829th March 2019 by Carys Reid-Davies

With the dawn of the 21st century a new, unique species graced the earth. The ‘binge watchers’. This was catalysed by the rise of sensational series which captivated audiences to such an extent that the […]

The Chilling Mis-Adventures of Sabrina?

Posted on 23rd November 201829th March 2019 by Sophie Garside

You probably have some vague ideas of what a show centered around Sabrina, the teenage witch, might involve. Blonde hair, sparkling potions, classically American love interests, and wasn’t there a talking cat? Well, Netflix’s recent […]

An Introduction To K-Dramas On Netflix

Posted on 16th November 201829th March 2019 by Mary Yeh

Curious about K-Dramas and not too sure where to start? Not to worry! Compiled below are a couple of recommendations for a range of genres from romantic and comedy to historical and thriller: Dream High […]

TV Review: There She Goes

Posted on 16th November 201829th March 2019 by Tanika Lane

BBC’s newest mini comedy-drama is perhaps one of the most refreshing and courageous endeavours to grace our small screen. Whilst it may not harbour heart-stopping suspense or sweeping grand-scale cinematics, There She Goes is an […]

TV Review: The Haunting of Hill House

Posted on 16th November 201829th March 2019 by Grace Allen

If you don’t know about this series, you should.   This horror infused phenomenon is a Netflix original and maintains the outstanding reputation most series’ allow Netflix to uphold.  From jump scares to intense psychological […]

The Hottest Show on Netflix

Posted on 16th November 201829th March 2019 by Jade Verbick

We all talk about the thrilling Stranger Things, the sheer delight that is Queer Eye, and the dark and intriguing House of Cards, but there is one programme that smokes the competition. Aptly called Fireplace […]

Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: A Culinary Education

Posted on 9th November 201829th March 2019 by Megan Whitby

Iranian-American chef Samin Nosrat’s critically acclaimed book ‘Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat’ has been developed into a four part Netflix series. The show’s aim is to educate viewers on how to master the key elements to […]

Netflix and Marvel: The Rift Between the Dynamic Duo

Posted on 2nd November 201829th March 2019 by Yasmin Bye

In August of 2017, Disney announced plans to launch two separate streaming services – one for ESPN focusing entirely on sports, and one for its Disney and Pixar live-action and animated films and shows. The […]

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