Author spotlight: Sarah J. Maas
Sarah J. Maas is a #1 New York Times bestselling author and has two series, Throne of Glass and A
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Culture
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Netflix and Thrill
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia “The Gang Gets Racist”, “Charlie Got Molested”, and “The Gang Finds A Dead
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Cultural Calendar: weeks 6 – 8
I, DANIEL BLAKE Monday – Thursday Week 6, Dukes, film Ken Loach’s Palme d’Or winning social realist drama, with
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Interview: LUTG's House with a Red Door
It’s the lounge area of the Nuffield Theatre, and Alex Owens, Walker Zupp, and myself have come here to
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Film review: I, Daniel Blake
Ken Loach has tackled some hard-hitting subjects in his life – poverty, war, migration, recurring dreams about Eric Cantona – so the
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Netflix and Thrill
Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends As he’s gotten older, Louis Theroux’s documentaries have become decidedly more serious
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Best of Bailrigg
As one of the first student radios to broadcast on FM radio in the UK, Lancaster’s student radio has
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Live podcast review: Welcome to Night Vale
A few years back the weirdly wonderful podcast Welcome to Night Vale came to public attention and climbed to the
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Creative Column: 'Astorgos – to be without love' (anonymous submission)
When we are young everything looms over us, saturated with so much colour it bleeds into the backs of sockets.
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Interview: LUTG's Much Ado About Nothing
From Thursday to Saturday, Week 7, Lancaster University Theatre Group are performing Much Ado About Nothing at the Nuffield Theatre.
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Creative column: ‘Inspired by True Events’ by Luke Hughes
There was something wrong; there was no bones about A hypochondriac, he thought it might have been gout 'Maybe
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Theatre review: Theatre 42's Nothing Is Coming: The Pixels Are Huge
On Tuesday, Week 3 I saw Theatre 42’s – NOTHING IS COMING, THE PIXELS ARE HUGE at the Nuffield Theatre.
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Liveblog: Great British Bake Off – Final!
This article was written by Chris Bickley. Note: This post was migrated from the old SCAN website. Some formatting or
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Interview: Tiff Stevenson
Tiff Stevenson, a stand-up comedian, actor and writer has already started her six-month UK comedy tour ‘Seven’. Touring from 30th
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Theatre review: Paradise Lost (lies unopened beside me)
It is no easy feat to hold the attention of an audience largely comprised of students for eighty minutes straight
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