Eat Pray Love
As a reviewer, I feel obliged to point out that this film is… only alright. So-so. Watchable
The Town
The Town was bound to do well. Boasting a series of star names, a bombastic trailer and a big budget, this could have had no substance whatsoever and it would still rake in unjustified millions. What a relief, then, that it’s a great film
Experience should give Europe the edge on first day
With the talking now over the captains have announced the pairings for Friday morning’s fourballs, Jake Farrell runs the rule over their selections
Twenty Ten course set to shine at Ryder Cup
Nouse’s man at Celtic Manor, David Ambrozejczyk, sums up his experiences of the Ryder Cup so far and previews what’s to come over the next few days
Political Edge
The Ryder Cup – The captains’ picks analysed
Nouse’s Ryder Cup coverage continues as Sam Morgan discusses the wildcard picks of captains Colin Montgomerie and Corey Pavin.
The Ryder Cup could reignite Tiger Woods’ career
David Ambrozejczyk kicks off Nouse’s coverage of this year’s Ryder Cup with an assessment of Tiger Woods and the possibility of him getting his career back on track at Celtic Manor
The Ryder Cup is coming
The Ryder Cup is on its way and, as Jake Farrell explains, our sports team will be here to offer their views and opinions throughout the tournament
York nominated for ‘University of the Year’
York has been nominated for ‘University of the Year’, and ‘International Collaboration of the Year’, at this year’s Times Higher Education (THE) Awards
The Other Guys
A cop movie whose cast boasts Mark Wahlberg, Michael Keaton, and Eva Mendes doesn’t sound like the latest Will Ferrell/Adam McKay film; but maybe if you’d been in serious police dramas like The Corruptor, Desperate Measures and Training Day, then you’d be happy to jump onboard with the duo behind Anchorman and Talladega Nights to show audiences that you still had a sense of humour
Why Labour needed the other Miliband
Unless you have purposefully dodged all forms of media, then you will know by now that Ed Miliband is the new leader of the Labour party. Ed scrapped to victory by a minuscule 1% margin over his brother David, following heavy support from trade unions
The Age of the Idiot
Sean Cole looks into the art of football punditry and lambasts the “generic brand of laddish tedium” currently on our screens
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