Our Crack Tongue & Groove
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The game is afoot
If you’re stuck for a Christmas present this year then can I point you in the direction of ‘Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective’. (This column not sponsored by ‘Sherlock Holm...
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What fresh hell is this?
The football pundit Chris Kamara has just released an album called ‘Here’s To Christmas’. Here’s to January, I say.
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Raw power on a groove
With not much going on in the country at present we thought that now was the perfect time to stick our hands down the back of pop’s settee and see what we could unearth. Ladie...
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What fresh hell is this?
A new version of the world’s most interminable game has just been released entitled ‘Monopoly: Socialism’. Go straight to jail.
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Beware politicians selling freedom
What do we want? Freedom! Who do we want it off? Not right-ringers!
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What fresh hell is this?
Smooci is a mobile phone app that is helping facilitate the ongoing normalisation of women selling their bodies for sex.
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The Instagram Woodstock
This August marks the 50th anniversary of Woodstock, an event that stands in marked contrast to one of the most infamous festivals of recent times.
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What fresh hell is this?
There was – in tabloidese – ‘fury’ recently when Unicorn Dream cancelled an event in the north-east at which they promised to bring “real-life unicorns”.
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The dying art of editing
Several recently published novels have been a hit with both critics and public alike, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re well written. What on earth has happened to all...
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What fresh hell is this?
Imagine Only Fools and Horses live, but worse, and with food. Brace yourself for ‘Only Fools and 3 Courses’.
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Stonewall Riots & Judy Garland
This June marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots in New York’s Greenwich Village, which were the catalyst for the formation of the Gay Liberation Front. But what ex...
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What fresh hell is this?
The Cavern Club in Liverpool is soon to get new incarnations in Brazil, Canada and China. Count me out, la.
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Broken Britain: an update
During the 2010 general election campaign David Cameron pledged to fix the UK, a country he described as broken. How did he – and his party – get on?
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