The Hottie and the Nottie
I’ve always harboured a desire to punch Paris Hilton in her stupid face. And after seeing this film, I want to nuke the entire state of California. (Note: I won’t, because that would be bad, but I want to – part of me wants to, if only to serve the comic narrative of how much I actively dislike this film.)
Oscar Nominations 2011
Following its 14 BAFTA, and 7 Golden Globe nominations The King’s Speech tops the pack at this years’ Oscar nominations, clocking a total of 12.
Union General Meeting sees highest voting numbers since 2008
All six motions have been passed from last week’s UGM, with the highest voting turnout since January 2008 of 1592 voters
Reveal the Tension
The Norman Rea Gallery has recently opened its doors to solo exhibiting artist Adeline De Monseignat, who into this space brings an intriguing mix of disruption and harmony
Band of the Week: Magma
Resident sound-nerd Tom Killingbeck thumbs through reams of musty vinyl so you don’t have to. Here are his weekly recommendations…
Morning Glory
Morning Glory is the sort of film that takes a compelling stand in favour of trashy television, in this case, the typical American Breakfast show
Derwent take the points against Halifax
A second-half Xander Brinkworth strike allowed Derwent to beat Halifax 1-0 this morning as College Football returned to York
Dheir breaks Langwith hearts with winner
A late Nick Dheir goal gave Sam Lewis’ Goodricke a 1-0 victory over a resilient Langwith
Concerted Alcuin effort defeats James
Alcuin kicked off their term of College Football with a hard-fought 3-2 win over rivals James.
Taylor inspirational as Vanbrugh hit Wentworth for five
College Football returned today with Phil Taylor inspiring his Vanbrugh side to a 5-0 victory over Wentworth.
Shed
The first Drama Barn endeavour of 2011: Shed certainly got the year off to a great start. Written and directed by Tom Crowley, and produced by Meg Henry, the set and execution of the piece was lovely, making use of the space in an effective and interesting manner, and linking the characters through their entwined pasts and estranged futures
The voices of change
The crisis continues but the officials are struggling to make a profound difference. Mia de Graaf asks young citizens of the Israel – Palestine conflict where their sights are set for 2011
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