It’s no longer James Herriot in wellies: the harsh reality of becoming a modern vet
The demand for places at the UK’s seven existing vet schools vastly exceeds supply, and universities are expanding to…
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James Dean and the birth of modern masculinity
A life mesmerisingly truncated, James Dean left behind only three films, and the gaping absence of the career that…
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The final series of Mad Men: how to end a golden age TV show
However it ends, the climax of Mad Men will be perhaps television's most influential ending.
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Why is the post-recession audience so keen on “Made in Chelsea”?
E4's popular "scripted reality" show offers up a very specific kind of escapism.
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We know How He Met Their Mother, but was it worth it?
After nine seasons and years of anticipation, the story of Ted Mosby comes to an end.
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The lost passengers of Flight MH370: why the modern world can’t cope with missing people
In a world where we expect everyone to be accounted for, missing people enter into the realm of fiction.
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Controller of Radio 3 Roger Wright departs BBC for Aldeburgh
Roger Wright, who was also director of the BBC Proms, had worked at Radio 3 since 1998.
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