Articles

Cuban artist Tania Bruguera has spent her career commenting on institutional power, borders, and migration, with work in the media of installation,...

Sustainable fashion has long been a holy grail in the industry, but very few brands have been able to find the balance between affordability and st...

A week after the budget was released it has become clear that the focus for many new freelancers and self-employed is the abundance of debt in thei...

What happens when an Emmy winning show loses their main character before their final season? After Netflix cut ties with Kevin Spacey, questions we...

Fiction: Milkman by Anna Burns –Words by Celia Jenkins There’s always a bit of a buzz when the Man Booker Prize shortlist is announced, and t...

Offering an eclectic mixture of spoken word and dance beats, Audiobooks’ new album Now! (in a minute) speaks to the potential of the bandR...

Gareth Hancock writes on leaving his job as a builder to become a copywriter and the race to the bottom that content mills and online freelance mar...

With excellent casting and near-impeccable form, Steve McQueen adapts the ITV drama Widows for film, offering a new and unexpected take on the clas...

Writer Nina Raine attempts to tackle a delicate subject with Stories, but fails to find a way to contribute anything new to the discussion around s...

 Rachel Maclean’s films have wowed audiences across the UK, but can her most recent show maintain the same success? Rachel Maclean’s sickly s...

Let’s travel back in time, shall we? Imagine that it’s 2004, Amsterdam, where underground rave and hip-hop parties are all the rage, branded ...

Oisin Rogers is the landlord of the excellent Guinea Grill in Mayfair. If you follow him on Instagram –  @mcmoop for reasons I don’t know – y...

By freelancing you can abandon the long boring commute and work from your home office, or even the kitchen table. Freelancing gives you the freedom...

It’s been a disruptive week for the future of freelancing. The next time a budget is announced we will have left the EU, a possibly tempestuous mov...

There’s lots of hype about the Netflix revamp, but can it maintain the same level of popularity as its 90s inspiration? Especially at this sp...

More than a year after the Taylor Review promised to make gig economy work fairer, has anything changed for the UK’s growing army of freelancers, c...

Callahan’s story in Gus Vant Sant’s Don’t Worry He Won’t Get Far On Foot is not one of redemption, but one of acceptance; of coming to terms with t...

Nested in Islington’s prestigious Almeida, esteemed Director/ Producer/ General Golden-Child Robert Icke’s grizzly adaptation of Henrik Ibsen...

Ian Hislop’s I Object at the British Museum is made up of around 100 pieces from across the globe and through the ages, from Ancient Egypt to Banks...

Noodles are the focus of this week’s food column, with a visit to Lanzhou Noodle bar right in the heart of London –Words by Neil Davey Furthe...