So your parents are down visiting in Manchester, and you’ve got no idea where to go: no need to worry with our Parents Guide to Manchester
Escape to Massachusetts through the eyes of a Masshole. The state is rich with history, nature, and student debt
Even though it has two iconic actresses at the centre, Hillbilly Elegy is unable to engage with the big ideas at its centre due to dull writing and bad characterisation
Lilly Rosenberg reflects on her year with no social media and explains why she no longer feels guilty about her scrolling habits
In the long-awaited sequel to our Mancunian Guide, we asked our writers to pick their favourite festive films — all you have to do is trust them
Eva Gerretsen discusses why today’s youth are so opposed to New Year resolutions, and some alternatives that could help us to be less self-centred
Victoria Evans speaks about Hanukkah, and the importance of remembering other cultural traditions during the Christmas period.
In the wake of the media storm surrounding Meghan Markle, James Johnson takes account of the narratives surrounding the history of our newest royal
If Christmas shopping fills you with dread and you’re left wanting to curl up under a blanket at the mere thought of braving the Arndale in December, we have the ultimate guide to avoiding shopping list related stress this year
Growing up black and Irish is an unspoken struggle at times – yet being Irish goes beyond race
Drawing on Colombian folklore, Tarumama is a surreal and at times poignant horror drama about a feuding family
Books Editor Shaheena discusses the dynamic between romance and solitude in One Hundred Years of Solitude
Writer Hanya Hesham writes about how important social media has been to stay in contact with family whilst at university
Tara Bharadi reviews Nigel Slater’s autobiographical play, Toast
Anuli Changa talks to comdeian Ken Cheng about his first UK tour and his comedic experience
Anuli Changa reviews Children’s Touring Partnership and Royal & Derngate, Northampton’s production of The Jungle Book
We ought to understand ourselves, then engage with our families, friends, and communities before taking to the streets in rage
Think about putting your phone down this Christmas and taking a break from social media — we promise it will make your festive season so much better
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