DeGale could lead the way in 2011
Boxing expert Graham Lilley returns, this time assessing 2011 for British boxing, in particular focusing on James Degale
Seventh heaven for Derwent as Vanbrugh brushed aside
A hat-trick from Dan Atherton helped Derwent on their way to a 7-3 hammering of Vanbrugh on Sunday morning
Goodricke razor-Sharpe as striker bags five
Goodricke’s Jon Sharpe, perhaps the stand-out performer of last term’s College Football, carried on his good form with all five of his side’s goals as they trounced Alcuin
Rawlings brace fails to prevent workmanlike Halifax
Halifax narrowly overcame perennial underdogs Wentworth 3-2, thanks to goals from skipper Tom Ragan, Mark Lund and Conor Brennan
Langwith earn first point with 1-1 draw
A goal from Andy Hutt meant Langwith earned their first points of the term in a 1-1 draw with James
The Movements: Expressionism
It’s difficult to look at a piece of work and immediately pinpoint its genre as Expressionist – anything from Edvard Munch’s The Scream to Wassily Kandinsky’s geometric extravaganzas seem to be grouped under this umbrella
Overtaking the iPad
This is the year of the tablet computer. Apple and Samsung tried to get ahead of the game late last year with the iPad and Galaxy Tab respectively, and didn’t do too badly in securing a market. Apple will of course never have a problem peddling any of its crap to its swathes of drones out there, but Samsung failed fairly miserably
Band of the Week: Faith No More
Resident sound-nerd Tom Killingbeck thumbs through reams of musty vinyl so you don’t have to. Here are his weekly recommendations…
Facing crossroads in Cairo
While embassies and corporations begin preparations to remove citizens and foreign workers from Egyptian soil, journalists and cameras flood to the streets of Cairo.
Hereafter
With Hereafter, Clint Eastwood joins Ron Howard, Peter Weir, Paul Haggis and Edward Zwick as a multiple-Academy Award winner or nominee whose latest film is not really a part of the awards circus this year, despite having an awards season release date
The Dilemma
Ron Howard’s latest film is premised on what is essentially schoolboy banter: whether or not a guy (Vince Vaughn) ought to tell another guy (Kevin James) that his wife is cheating on him
Designer Directory: Burberry
Quintessentially British, with a classic and traditional style, the high fashion luxury brand Burberry, founded in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, a former drapers assistant, has come a long way from its humble roots as an outwear store in Basingstoke, Hampshire
Dredging the scum from the public toilets of Hollywood
Chris Fraser reviews the Razzie nominations
The House of Yes
The House of Yes is possibly one of my favourite things that I have seen at the barn. Written by Wendy Macleod as a play, in 1997 it was adapted for film starring the likes of Tori Spelling and Freddie Prince Junior. The dark comedic script and the layering of humour and politics ensure that it is a strangely appealing watch
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