Anna Leszkiewicz is a pop culture writer at the New Statesman.
“Do you remember in The Way We Were, how Katie and Hubbell broke up?”
The film gives us new insight into wizarding history and the events leading up to the Harry Potter series
A The Simpsons course at Glasgow University, “D'oh! The Simpsons Introduce Philosophy”, actually makes a lot of sense.
The TV dramatisation of Zadie Smith’s novel examines the economic inequality which the Leave vote so harshly exposed.
It seems that when Disney says remake, it really means remake: with new films featuring the same songs, plot, dialogue and even cinematography.
Female masturbation is often used to signal that a woman is a crazed, obsessive stalker.
This year’s is a hollow disgrace.
“Once again America has continued to FAIL WOMEN, MINORITIES, MUSLIMS, & IMMIGRANTS, LGBTQ, this is so disgusting.”
The best pre-election Donald Trump references remind us of the days when the man was simply a punchline.
Manyika’s Goldsmiths Prize-shortlisted Like a Mule Bringing Ice Cream to the Sun makes a valuable case for finding delight in the pleasures of the flesh, even at – shock! – 75.
Trump, Brexit, the rise of the far right across Europe – these are turbulent times for the world. Help us hold our leaders to account and tell the stories the world needs to hear.
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