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Tag Archives: matthew sheret
The UK Netroots and the hung Parliament
We need to face up to the fact that this election got too serious to joke about.
Posted in europe, politics Also tagged cameron, conservatives, labour, liberal democrats, netroots, nick clegg, obama, twitter 2 Comments
Election Night in the UK: What does ‘change’ mean?
With crushing inevitability the country is slouching towards a Conservative government.
Posted in Current Affairs, europe Also tagged britain, brown, cameron, clegg, conservative, election, england, labour, liberal democrats, politics, tories, tory, uk Leave a comment
Tamsin Omond: Not 4 Sale, not well organized either
The Commons enterprise feels bewildering.
Posted in europe, politics Also tagged britain, climate change, environment, tamsin omond, the commons Leave a comment
Sleeping with starlets: the ladies of Britpop 2010
Ellie reminds me of girls I want to forget I took home. I move on.
Posted in Entertainment, europe, music Also tagged britain, ellie goulding, gabby young & other animals, la roux, marina and the diamonds 1 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 britain, design, pachube, pallet furniture, really interesting group, russell davies, the design museum 2 Comments
“But what did you expect?” – Romance is Boring by Los Campesinos!
Lyrically speaking, it's clear this band has loved and lost on the road.
She Has Seen To It: an interview with Ellen Rogers
'Haunting' doesn't cover it – she is the image of sleeping death.
Spinning around: the 00′s in pop
Gorillaz repeatedly fracture the truth of pop, and through the gaps you can see Kylie grinning.
Posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, TV, music Also tagged britian, britpop, doctor who, gorillaz, kylie minogue, lady gaga, the horrors 3 Comments


Words and pictures: Remembering Harvey Pekar