The show’s neatest trick is its appeal to both children and adults.
The lyrics proclaim that Swift is now independent. The derivative tune tells a different story.
27 Harry Potter terms defined (by someone who has also never read Harry Potter).
Whether your hero wears spandex or cat ears, inspirational pop culture figures can help deal with real life difficulties.
"Ships, towers, domes, theatres, and temples lie, Open unto the fields, and to the sky" - things to help remember the best of Westminster Bridge.
The Goldsmiths Prize shortlisted author discusses the value of risk, the challenge of proportion, and the role of builders in contemporary thought.
In 1988, Marxism Today put out a list of "modern" and "new" things. Now, with the future of the left forcing us to radically rethink the "new times", the New Statesman has updated the list for 2016.
New comedy Damned reveals the dark humour of working in the front lines of healthcare.
Celebration of the “Hallmark holiday” is at an all-time low in the UK.
Once ridiculed for allowing anyone to edit it, Wikipedia is now the seventh most visited website in the world.
In a world too easily divided into angels and demons, Professor Snape (as played in the films by Alan Rickman) makes the case for moral ambiguity.
