Archive for March, 2011
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Nouse Sport Podcast
By Nouse — March 9, 2011
Another week, another Nouse Sport Podcast. The perfect accompaniment to that boring essay. Alternatively, pour yourself a deep bath, have a glass of wine and enjoy
Rango
By Christopher Fraser — March 9, 2011
A Nickelodeon-financed animated movie that’s not really for kids
He hearts New York
By Jonathan Frost — March 8, 2011
In 1975 Milton Glaser devised the symbol that has since been integrated into society internationally. Jonathan Frost meets the father of contemporary graphic design
Freed of fear
By Hannah Ellis-Petersen — March 8, 2011
As a youth-led revolution sweeps the Arab World, Hannah Ellis-Petersen investigates a generation re-discovering their collective voice
Botton: A Real Community
By Sophie Rose Walker — March 8, 2011
Sophie Walker visits Botton, a very special village in the Yorkshire Moors
The New Age of Beauty
By Alex Swadling — March 8, 2011
The explosion of social networking onto our computer screens has established a new, dynamic and manageable world of human relationships. Alex Swadling investigates the controversial, ‘perfect’ branch of this world in BeautifulPeople.com
A fresh reflection on Pinter
By Edward Grande — March 8, 2011
Edward Grande talks to Paul Osborne on capturing an essence of the great twentieth century playwright Harold Pinter in contemporary writing
Function to the forefront
By Sarah Jilani — March 8, 2011
Sarah Jilani on the trend towards fuction rather than fashion amongst the nominees of this year’s Brit Insurance Design Awards
Criminal Creativity
By Emily Heggadon — March 8, 2011
Imagine having a cat thrown at you, disregard the urge to laugh, and view it as an artistically crafted political statement. Due to acts such as this, Voina – an extremist Russian art collective in a fight for left wing artistic ideology – have been jailed, creating notoriety amongst the Russian police and society
In Pictures: Egyptian artefacts
By Nouse — March 8, 2011
In the past month Egyptian antiquities have faced many sporadic looting scares; we look at some of ancient Egypt’s most celebrated artefacts
Back On The Motorway
By Mia de Graaf — March 8, 2011
Mia de Graaf takes a cruise with Metronomy to talk about The English Rivera
Wilko Johnson
By Alex Swadling — March 8, 2011
From the average age of the crowd, around fifty plus and the air smelling strongly of menopause, it’s safe to say my expectations aren’t at their peak
Dananananaykroyd
By Adam Bychawski — March 8, 2011
With a bomb scare suspiciously coinciding with Dananananaykroyd’s first gig in almost a year, it took my entire journalistic refrain to avoid multiple opportunities for a cheap opening gag (about explosive comebacks or anti-climaxes)



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