Shadow and Bone S2 Cast Drops: A Memorial For The Fancasts That Never Were
An age-old practice of choosing who, in an ideal world, would best portray a character on the screen. Since Shadow
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Lancaster Alumnus Publishes Sci-Fi Anthology: The Persolus Race
The Persolus Race: Volume One is a science-fiction short story anthology that I compiled during the COVID-19 Pandemic, whilst studying
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Behind The Scenes: Beauty and the Beast Marks The Return Of The Dukes After Two Year Hiatus
How long has it been since you've seen a Christmas production? About two years now…that's
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Netflix Series 'You' Started As a Novel and I'm Living For It
"You are a woman, and I am a man, and we belong in the dark together and you smell
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Dracula: The Untold Story – Do We Understand Evil?
When I walked into the Dukes to watch the matinee performance of Dracula: The Untold Story, produced by Imitating the
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Black Panther and Giving Black Women Their Own Identity
One of Marvel's best-loved films, Black Panther, does a lot for the black community. But it does even
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Aretha Franklin: It Took Me 20 Years to Discover One of the 20th Century's Greatest Artists
Confession time: for a good majority of my two decade existence, I had never heard of Aretha Franklin despite her
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Judas and the Black Messiah Maximises the Weight of the True Story
Many recent cinematic stories have delved deep into black history's myriad aspects. A proportion of those successes have
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Celebrating Modern BAME Change and Activism in Lancaster
Lancaster’s history reveals its role within the 18th century slave trade and an economy built off the profits of
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Candyman 1992 vs 2021: The Symbol of Black Suffering Remains Tragically Relevant
The last few years have seen the meteoric rise of the ‘Social Thriller’, a subgenre of horror that focuses heavily
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Get Out: An Idiosyncratic Concoction of Suspense and Levity
What better way to celebrate Black History Month and Halloween in October than Get Out? Following the success of the
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Looking Back: Black History in Lancaster
Looking back on Lancaster's history during Black History Month can be uncomfortable when the extent of Lancaster'
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The Sugarhouse: its History and the Debate around Renaming
Lancaster’s premier nightclub – The Sugarhouse – is enjoyed by students almost universally, famous for its paramount role in student life.
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1943's Stormy Weather: The Unprecedented and Vibrant Musical On The Verge
1943’s Stormy Weather opens with something verging on direct address: a special edition of Theatre World ‘celebrating the magnificent
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"We Recreate Ourselves in the Memories": Watercolour Travel Notebooks
We all like travelling, visiting new places, learning about other cultures, and having new experiences. However, I might say that
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