Face it, the Tate Modern is terrible
The Tate Modern is described as a modern art gallery but I think, following a recent visit, it is better appreciated as a place of
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The Tate Modern is described as a modern art gallery but I think, following a recent visit, it is better appreciated as a place of
By the time I drifted languidly across the halfway point of director Richard Eyre’s new TV adaptation of ‘King Lear’, I was firmly on side
I avoided reading “The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society” because the title made me nauseous. It conjured up lethargic images of lacy ladies
Last year, I made the mistake, like many before me, of setting foot on the island of Lanzarote. In this barren volcanic wasteland nourished only
The seas of southern Europe are a mass grave. This is no secret, nor is it the first time these ebullient waters have harboured the
Of his Cambridge years, the comedian David Mitchell pertinently concluded ‘I got quite drunk very often and very drunk quite often.’ A recent graduate myself,
Three people have died today in a terror attack in the French town of Trèbes. This represents the latest in an enormous timeline of terror that
In the shadow of the Barbican’s pugnacious fingers sprawls an ancient oasis – an eclectic copse of weathered stone arches, dusty brick gables and leafy
The most surprising thing about Kathryn Bigelow’s ‘Detroit’ is that it is far more concerned with white people than black. There is nothing callous about
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