The White T-shirt – A Canvas of Expression and Style.
Written by Jason Disley
So, as the nation bathes in an Indian Summer, with beautiful sunshine during mid-September, so I take a look at a fashion staple. It doesn’t belong to any particular style, although some style tribes may have appropriated it more than others. There is no doubt though, that at some point all of us will have worn one. Either simply to be cooler in hot weather, or as an extra layer beneath a shirt or sweater. I am of course writing about the simple white t-shirt.
How Bingo Has Kept Its Place at the Forefront of Contemporary Culture
Written by JR Hartley
The rules of the game
Bingo’s charm is in its simplicity. The rules are accessible and easy to understand for players of all ages, and this has made the game’s transition to being enjoyed online relatively straightforward.
Joy Division - Music Documentary Film
Written by Video of The Week
Joy Division - In-depth to look at the brief but vital trajectory of a band that died with its frontman, Ian Curtis. only to be reborn as the equally influential New Order. Features interviews with all surviving band members and explores the Manchester origins of this revolutionary act, their partnership with Factory Records founder Tony Wilson, and collaboration with producer Martin Hannett.
From The Correspondent - An Article About Brogues, Imperials and Spectators.
Written by Jason Disley
As a game, bingo might not seem to lend itself too naturally to film. After all, its popular image is that it’s an old-fashioned game that’s quite slow-moving and, even when people win, a little lacking in drama.
L'immortale (The Immortal) – Starring Marco D'Amore Gomorrah Reviewed on ZANI
Written by Matteo Sedazzari
L’immortale (The Immortal) is a spin-off from Sky Atlantic’s Gomorrah, which is loosely based on Italian writer and Napolitano Roberto Saviano’s nonfiction book Gomorrah (March 2006), an investigative tome that under-covered in detail the workings of the criminal organisation, Camorra of Naples. The book led to a play then a film (both in 2008), then to a TV series (2014), co-created by Savino. The TV series bears no resemblance to the book, film, or the play.
