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Spike Lee’s lackluster remake: Highest 2 Lowest
There is no reason why a remake should remain inferior to its source material; even less so when it’s a ‘reinterpretation’ by an auteur as opposed to a cynical...
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Matthew Mair
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One book, 500 years of art: The History of Art in One Sentence
★★★★☆ Former Wadhamite Verity Babbs has created a practical guide to the history of art...
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Maxim Vorobev
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The Librarians (2025) at the Bodleian: reviewed
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Abigail Lakeland
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Be brave, Oxford: Let’s put creativity back in the creative arts
Welcome back, Oxford. While you were away preparing for the next academic year, or...
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Mair Andrews
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An odd future for hip hop?
Thomas May talks about how Tyler, The Creator has taken his transgressive act from the blogosphere to the mainstream with aplomb
Mambazo are on a mission
Cherwell chats with Albert Mazibuko, one of the original members of Ladysmith Black Mambazo
The Lives of Others
Jessica Goodman's skilful street photography captures the lives of others in just one click
One lucky bastard
Christy Edwall hears Tom Stoppard at the Sheldonian discuss the role of the artist
Review: Les Précieuses ridicules
Helen Tatlow passes a whimsical hour at Moliere's comedy of manners
And the rest is art history
Cherwell talks to art critic and Christ Church alumnus Andrew Graham-Dixon
Joe Cornish: Chip off the old block
Cherwell speaks to first-time director Joe Cornish about his film
Attack the Block
Painting the moment
Cherwell meets painter Clova Stuart-Hamilton to discuss Oxford Art Weeks, painting Calpol, and ‘in the moment-ness’
A right repentant madam
May Anderson is entertained by
The City Madam
Review: Smother
Wild Beasts return with a cleaner, more atmospheric album
Papa Loach… and son
Cherwell takes a look at Ken Loach in the wake of the directorial debut of his son, Jim
Review: The Rover
Fiamma Mazzocchi Alemanni is wooed by Restoration comedy,
The Rover
Review: She Was Yellow
May Anderson is provoked by a five-star production of a stunning piece of new writing
Review: Beastly
This revisiting of
Beauty and the Beast
set in high school makes
The Twilight Saga
look like a masterpiece
Review: The Miners’ Hymns
Jóhann Jóhannsson delivers an avant-garde concept album inspired by the miners of North East England
The Icelander at the coalface
En Liang Khong talks to Jóhann Jóhannsson about failed utopias and his new album,
The Miners’ Hymns
Review: DNA
This play about a group of teenagers trying to escape the consequences of their actions is put on as part of Catz Arts Week, 25-28 May
Review: Glengarry Glen Ross
David Mamet's tale of capitalism and its vices is on at Keble O’Reilly, 25-28 May
Review: The Government Inspector
May Anderson is delighted by a farcical piece of outdoor theatre
Derelict in Menfi
Will Granger captures the atmosphere of a derelict Menfi in Sicily
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