Oscars – The Badger

At only twenty-two, Billie Eilish has won the affection of millions of fans, has earned critical acclaim for her music,…

Another year, another lengthy sigh upon opening my phone the morning after the Oscars. I didn’t watch the charade live;…

I have always had a deep love and respect for animation. It has provided me with heart-touching moments, awesome fight…

In a world that claims to embrace diversity and inclusion, the glaring lack of representation in traditional award shows continues…

The Oscars, whilst being far from perfect, do stand to promote and award the year’s best cinema. However, with a…

This year I hosted my first ever Oscars party. The living room was turned into the Dolby cinema, a towel…

Nine years since he made his cinematic directorial debut with Cemetery Junction, Stephen Merchant has returned to the big-screen to…

Nadine Labaki’s Capernaum begins with a shocking scene – a streetwise twelve year old Zain sues his parents for bringing…

Barry Jenkins describes his latest feature as a series of “memories, dreams and nightmares”. Adapted from James Baldwin’s 1974 novel…

CineCity and Duke of York’s Picturehouse provided us with the opportunity to see Lukas Dhont’s ‘Girl’ before its general release…

This has been a good year in terms of Academy Awards in the world of Animation. From Finding Dory, that…

Make no mistake; Mel Gibson’s Best Director nomination for Hacksaw Ridge is the academy’s way of extending an olive branch…

This month is LGBTQ+ History month, and over twenty events are taking place at Sussex, making it the university’s biggest…

Lucy Anna Gray Entering its 86th year, the annual Academy Awards has yet again been shrouded in controversy. The ongoing…

As award ceremonies go, the Oscars are by far the most prestigious. The first Academy Award ceremony was held in…

“Too commercial and too much focused on the Hollywood star system…” This is how many people often find the Academy…