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Math rock for everyone
Dom Saad marries together maths and music in his exploration of the formidable arithmetic delights of the Oxford-based TTNG
Review: ‘Moana’
Tesni Jones is impressed with this well-researched and heartwarming addition to the Disney Princesses
‘Into the Fire’: how one song defined a decade of Grey’s Anatomy
Jeannie Stanley explores the implications of the Thirteen Senses hit for the critically acclaimed American drama
Review: Run the Jewels – RTJ3
Dom Saad is energised by the call for revolution dominating Run the Jewels' third studio release
George Michael: a tribute to the man of words
Natalia Bus remembers the lyrical genius of the late pop legend
What’s in Cherwell’s (Film and TV) stocking?
Tesni Jones offers some viewing suggestions for a less traditionally festive Christmas period
‘Love Actually’ ten years on: irrelevant ephemera or pertinent modern fairy-tale?
Manish Binukrishnan explores the relevance of this festive classic for our generation
‘Last Christmas’: a lingering recollection
Emma Leech gets lost in a musical memory
Review: The Grand Tour
After three false starts, Top Gear is back – just under its new name, The Grand Tour. As every episode starts in the studio...
Review: Black Mirror Series 3
Chris Goring gives qualified endorsement to the third outing of Charlie Brooker's dystopian thriller series
Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Izzy Smith gives four and a half stars to the spin-off of a well-loved classic
Exeter alumna Helen Marten wins Turner Prize
Exeter College alumna (Fine Art, 2008) receives her second prestigious art prize of the month
Review: In the Republic of Happiness
James Lamming enjoys a sometimes stilted production of a difficult play
Preview: Bang Bang You’re Dead
Amaris Proctor looks forward to seeing this darkly playful production
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