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Tag Archives: britain
Off The Endz: estate life
You would not hesitate to slap him.
Posted in Arts & Literature, europe Also tagged belinda otas, bola agbaje, council estates, london, off the endz, theater Leave a comment
Brit Insurance Designs of the Year: civilian applications
"Really simple stuff with objects looks like magic."
Posted in Arts & Literature, Science & Technology, europe Also tagged design, matthew sheret, pachube, pallet furniture, really interesting group, russell davies, the design museum 1 Comment
European art & the financial crisis: yes, it matters
The supposedly decadent arts were co-opted into New Labour’s post-socialist agenda.
Posted in Arts & Literature, Business World, europe Also tagged financial crisis, jason walsh, new labour, tony blair 6 Comments
She Has Seen To It: an interview with Ellen Rogers
'Haunting' doesn't cover it – she is the image of sleeping death.
I Am Yusuf and This Is My Brother: a conversation with Amir Nizar Zuabi
"If you ask me, Shakespeare is political, but not in the shallow sense of preaching or persuading you to think in one way."
Posted in Arts & Literature, europe, middle east Also tagged amir nizar zuabi, belinda otas, israel, palestine, theater 1 Comment
Andy Serkis is pure “Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll”
Serkis doesn’t so much inhabit the role but digs up the rocker’s body and controls it by necromancy.
Posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, movies, music Also tagged andy serkis, ian dury, naomie harris Leave a comment
Paul Chambers: “privacy is dead, get over it” is not good enough
I have yet to hear of any terrorist quite stupid enough to announce his or her plans days in advance in an open forum such as Twitter.
Posted in Current Affairs, Science & Technology, europe, terrorism Also tagged jason walsh, paul chambers, twitter 1 Comment
Suddenly, everyone loves Michael Foot. Why?