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Anna Boyne The new Netflix documentary Pamela, A Love Story takes everything we thought we knew about 90s blonde bombshell, Pamela Anderson, and refocuses the narrative. The release of TV drama Pam and Tommy brought back into popular consciousness the infamous sex tape that was stolen from the home...

James Hadland It is so easy to get caught up in tales about Hollywood that sometimes we overlook the fact that cinema is a global art form. Cinema has developed significantly over time all around the world, influencing the progression of Hollywood to what it is today. One key...

Grace Carty Every year, you hear the arguments that Valentine’s Day is just a commercialised holiday made by companies for companies. And yes, it may be just that. However, it can also act as a time for singletons to feel that little bit more alone. If that’s you, don’t...

When the Academy Awards nominations for Best Leading Actress came in there were five announced actresses, all worthy of their nominations. However, to many peoples' surprise, one name in particular was announced, and two were not. Ed Farley looks into this controversy....

Christy Clark What a 2022. From the second world domination of Avatar in Cameron’s The Way of Water, to the bizarrely compelling Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, it was quite the year for those cinema-inclined. But, that’s not it: with 2023 comes another rich year in cinema. Whether it’s...

There are plenty of adaptations of Greek and Roman mythology, from Disney’s Hercules to the BBC’s Atlantis. What you may not know is that there are plenty of pop culture giants that have been heavily influenced by these myths, but that may not seem as obvious. Adaora Elliott looks at...

Richard Curtis, the director of beloved Christmas rom-com Love Actually, has recently admitted that the film’s lack of diversity makes him "feel uncomfortable and a bit stupid." But does this remove from the film’s merits? How should we treat those old flicks with aspects which cause us to wince?...