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Matt takes a look at today’s release, season 3 of House of Cards.
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As part of our continued coverage of LGBT History Month Liz Harrison-Kendrick asks whether there are any Bi-sexual role models on TV.
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James Spader and Megan Boone return to capture more of the World’s biggest criminals, as The Blacklist: Season 2 returns to UK Screens.
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Kirsty takes a look at the second instalment of Indian Summers.
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Deputy Editor, Caitlin Hobbs, catches up with SUSU Comedy Soc ahead of their upcoming collaborative sketch show.
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Star of stage and screen and Nuffield associate actor Tom Hiddleston offered an intimate Q&A session with members and friends at The Nuffield Theatre. Here’s what happened on this special night.
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The company bring an intimate performance of a dry 60s comedy to campus. Jed Marshall reviews.
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Nariece explores her addiction for Zelda.
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Josh Cox reviews LOpsoc’s latest production.
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Danielle reviews the finale of American Horror Story: Freak Show.
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After its win at this year’s Golden Globes, Deputy Editor Caitlin Hobbs reviews Amazon’s latest original series.
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Continuing our series looking at LGBT in the entertainment world, Alex Meehan looks at LGBT in the video gaming world.
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SUSU Theatre Group take to the stage in The Murray Building this Thursday with Leonard Gershe’s Butterflies Are Free.
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Indian Summers is a refreshing, vibrant period drama, not another bleak, dreary Downton Abbey wannabe. It is colourful and jumps from the screen; let’s hope the drama is the same. The show has been extensively promoted on Channel 4 and has been presented as a competitor to the normal period dramas hosted by the BBC and ITV. […]