orty minutes out of Bogotá in the state of Cundinamarca, I found myself nestled in the sleepy Colombian town of Bojacá. Sleepy however was an understatement, despite being a town of over 10,000 people ...

In recent years, media and entertainment have been saturated with true crime tales, from solved to unsolved, spree-killers to serial. This cultural obsession has made the true crime genre a hugely ...

The streaming business model affects the way the shows themselves are written and produced in its own way. The most obvious ...

Nonetheless, season four’s ratings have dropped since the first episode. On Rotten Tomatoes, audience ratings have dropped ...

Despite what it may seem, true crime as entertainment is not a modern invention. The commercialisation of true crime arguably ...

This city of red-brick buildings is the perfect cultural getaway for travellers seeking a mix of rich history, art, and unparalleled gastronomy. Famously known as La Dotta, La Grassa, La Rossa – ‘The ...

Last week saw a landmark decision in the courts in the long running dispute between Manchester City and the Premier League regarding commercial rules and sponsorship deals between clubs and ...

It’s well established that even in the chaos of university, surrounded by people, we can often feel our loneliest. No matter how many friends and social activities you may have, there’s the inevitable ...

University is a great time to experiment with personal style, and a night out provides an opportunity to wear something you might not choose for your 9am seminar. If you’re dreading the “what are you ...

It’s well established that even in the chaos of university, surrounded by people, we can often feel our loneliest. No matter how many friends and social activities you may have, there’s the inevitable ...

Warwick University’s campus has a plethora of food outlets to cover all your food cravings and wants. With so many options, knowing where to go to meet your needs can be tricky. So, I thought I’d ...

The declining size of state school curricula and increasing use of social media has caused state-educated pupils to fall behind their private school counterparts, a former Warwick professor has ...