By Sara Bright Let’s be honest. The Golden Globes have always been the slightly drunk, slightly embarrassing uncle of the awards season. They are chaotic.…
By Maria Bregman, writer, literary and art critic It has been ten years. A full decade since the notification popped up on our phones –…
By Maria Bregman, writer, filmmaker, literary and art critic London in late November usually demands an umbrella and a stoic attitude, but this year the…
By Maria Bregman You know that feeling when you watch a film and can’t quite decide if it’s brilliant or if you’ve just been tricked?…
By Sara Bright The lawsuit against Will Smith is messy. Not messy in the usual “celebrity forgets to pay a contractor” way, but messy in…
By Sara Bright You know that feeling between Christmas and New Year? That strange, static limbo where you don’t know what day it is, you’ve…
By Sara Bright It’s that time of year again. The Great Decluttering. We wipe the dust off our watchlists, delete the shows we promised we’d…
By Sara Bright Chris Rea is dead. It’s one of those headlines that stops you mid-scroll. Not because it’s a shock, exactly – he was…
Kathryn Bigelow does not think of herself as a filmmaker who happens to be a woman. She has always resisted that formulation, and she has…
By Sara Bright It’s that time of year again. The days are short, the weather is spiteful, and you’re faced with the annual paralysis of…