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Culture & Arts
The rise of television: development of television shows as a form of media
Isabella Farley explores the advancement of television, as shows began to receive the same respect and critical acclaim as films, exploring when the shift happened and the popular shows that acted as a turning point in television history.
The forgotten women of Arthurian legend
Jane Rance discusses the roles of several overlooked female characters from the legends of King Arthur.
Review of Ooook! Productions’ Doctor Who
Zara Dewing is amazed by Ooook! Productions’ adaptation of Doctor Who
Current Affairs
Hurricane Milton: storm of the century?
Catriona Eke reviews the impacts of Hurricane Milton after it has left the state of Florida.
Lifestyle
That’s not authentic
Yening comments on her experience of Singaporean cuisine in the U.K. and debates the value of food authenticity
Lethal company – what’s the hype about anyways?
Wake up babe, the lovechild of Among Us and Phasmophobia just dropped!
The use of leather and fur in the fashion industry
Ann Joseph examines the ethical and environmental concerns raised by the use of animal-derived clothing in the fashion industry.
This weeks’ editorial from the General Editors.
Should we be able to give books a bad review?
In this article, the Editor-in-Chief discusses the pressing debate surrounding whether we should be able to leave books a public negative review, following the Cait Corrain scandal.
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The most read articles on The Bubble this week.
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Hope, resistance and the value of Palestinian poetry
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The Painted Veil – book vs movie
Janet Cheng
The psychology of fashion
Ann Joseph
You wouldn’t celebrate a massacre, so why do people celebrate Thanksgiving?
Jade Barnes
