"I have chosen to look at this with cautious optimism." Rafi Bellamy Plaice explores the popular reaction to official announcements and possible avenues that might be explored in the film.

The 11 o’clock number exists because an epiphany has been reached, whether for better or worse The phrase itself originates in the tightly regimented era of Golden Age Broadway. With performances ...

Feather Theatre’s rendition of Jane Eyre was a production with some definite highs. The immortal words of Charlotte Bronte carried throughout, brought to life by the obviously talented cast. Many ...

Running has always been part of James “Jiggsy” McLeod’s survival. This year, it becomes a symbol of remembrance. In the months ahead, the Durham PhD student will run 52 miles each week for 52 weeks.

"The 1990s rom-com perfected the art of delaying epiphany." Abbey Hayden discusses emotional revelations within romantic comedies and how they serve as a plot line.

"Rae is entirely herself here." Saskia Fellowes traces the course of Addison Rae's unexpected "rebrand to be admired".

The recent return of British citizen Alaa Abd el-Fattah to the UK after having spent the last 12 years imprisoned in Egypt was initially praised for its immense diplomatic success, but has since been ...

"Evoked warmth and familiarity". Caitlin Auty reviews The Last Dinner Party's recent gig in Newcastle, discussing their rise to fame and place in the current musical landscape.

Alexander Ringsmith makes the case for mutualising the BBC to secure its future as a public service broadcaster.

Performance vs appearance: is the term ‘iPhone face’ a valid critique, or just another misogynistic term used to oppress women?

Daisie Mackay outlines the government's decision to water down its policy regarding inheritance tax for farmers after sustained pressure.

Several Durham locals and University professors have been recognised in the King’s New Year Honours. Among them are two leading polar researchers at Durham University, a couple who have campaigned ...