Month: July 2023

Another night in Adelaide and another house party of smoking, drinking and lighting the candle before taking hold of the embalmed hand and saying the words “talk to

If war is chaos, then so is filmmaking, particularly when the director is the already notorious Sam Peckinpah whose films were as known for their violence and nihilism

It was a partnership created by serendipity, not only the friendship of Storm Thorgerson and Aubrey Powell, students at London’s Royal College of Art, but their acquaintance with

It’s hard enough being a teenage girl without believing that you are might also be cursed simply because of the family you were born into; seventeen years old,

It is said that history is written by the winners but in war there are no winners, only degrees of losing, the final tolls of death and destruction

Hollywood loves a bandwagon to jump on, and while the creature feature was never bigger than in the fifties with atomic tests causing lizards, insects and random people

It is often easier to take what someone else has worked for than to work for yourself, particularly where the law is unlikely to intervene to protect the

It was at 2:47 on Thursday 5th August 2020 that a team of physicists working on a secret project created an artificial black hole, a result which might

The modern day is regarded as the age of information, but with a population overwhelmed by multiple channels of competing data, much of it contradictory, unfiltered and biased

It is one hundred and seventy-three years since Hari Seldon was sent into exile by Emperor Cleon XII who saw the predictions of the new science of psychohistory