The project memorialises the children killed by Israel’s genocide, and rises to the challenges and limitations of conceptualising the overwhelming…
Dan and Phil: When love pays the price
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London pubs set to open later
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The UK government have proposed relaxing licensing laws on venues and bars. This could significantly change how hospitality workers and…
In recent years, many football clubs have significantly grown their social media presence. While great for fans, it brings added responsibility for players.
In a new exhibition ‘The Stories We Tell’, three emerging US-based artists explores themes of identity and memory.
How have these blue and white paperbacks become the ultimate accessory for the intellectually inclined?
In the face of Corsica’s closure, students are discovering that endings however unexpected can spark new beginnings
London's love of niche media
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London’s ever-rising operational costs and corporate development threaten the survival of venues like the Prince Charles Cinema. They are increasingly relying on cultural events such as the London Film Festival to stay visible and viable.
The business of desire: Why romance sells
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From Jane Austen to Wattpad, romance is the most popular genre worldwide, particularly among women. But what does its global dominance say about the emotional economies we inhabit?
Toy collecting has become a serious passion for a growing number of adults – now referred to as kidults. We explore why adults are turning back to their childhoods.