Source Code
t’s been 10 years since Donnie Darko made a star out of Jake Gyllenhaal, so it seems quite appropriate that his new film is also one where a realistic character type is put into a scenario that’s straight from the world of science fiction
Band of the Week: Butthole Surfers
Resident sound-nerd Tom Killingbeck thumbs through reams of musty vinyl so you don’t have to. Here are his weekly recommendations…
Near Field Communication: getting nearer
The technology featured in Barclaycard’s memorable water slide advert could be in widespread use by the end of this year according to recent estimates (albeit without the fun of the slide)
Sucker Punch
Sucker Punch is director Zack Snyder’s (300, Watchmen) first original screenplay, and it certainly tells us a lot about him. He is clearly a visionary in the world of action movies, but sadly, he is not the greatest storyteller
The Masters: A betting perspective
David Ambrozejczyk has a look at the Masters through the eyes of someone having a flutter and offers a few sage tips
Extraordinary event for ordinary people
It was an explosion of creative people joining together and working towards a common goal: to pin York on the fashion map
York DramaSoc at NSDF 2011
York’s Drama Society have long had a good history with the annual National Student Drama Festival, and once again they are set to make it their stomping ground with the 2011 season just days away
The Movements: Art Nouveau
Not often does an art movement come along which manifests itself so thoroughly in almost every area of design; Art Nouveau, however, fast became one such style at the turn of the 19th century
York runners up in University Challenge final
The University of York are the runners up of this year’s University Challenge competition, losing 290 – 85 points to Magdalen College, Oxford
Allez! Jake Farrell on Cycling
Cycling is a maddening, frustrating and unpredictable sport. The vageries of it’s variable institutions and the way that they relate to each other is difficult to fully understand. It’s strangeness has been fully crystallised by the case of Alberto Contador and the clenbuterol tainted steak.
“A black day for the sport” as Ireland miss out on 2015 World Cup place
Henry Cowen argues that the decision made by the ICC today to restrict the 2015 World Cup to ten teams is disproportionately unfair on an Irish side that has made so much progress
Capello’s captaincy debacle
Luke Gardener examines the chaos of the English captaincy
Band of the Week: Sparks
Resident sound-nerd Tom Killingbeck thumbs through reams of musty vinyl so you don’t have to. Here are his weekly recommendations…
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