X-Men: Days of Future Past
X-Men: Days of Future Past is an impressive showcase for some of today’s finest actors
View ArticleTuesday 22nd July 2014
Tuesday 22nd July 2014
Science editor, film critic, cake maker, archaeologist.
X-Men: Days of Future Past is an impressive showcase for some of today’s finest actors
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Aronofsky’s Noah puts a new spin on a well-known story.
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Andrew Garfield shines in the second instalment of The Amazing Spider-Man.
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The Book Thief follows young Liesel (Sophie Nélisse) as Death watches over her childhood in Nazi Germany.
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American Hustle is another instant hit from director David O. Russell. It is based on a real-life story, but does not cling to the truth – as the intro says, ‘Some of this actually happened’.
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Blended: Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore are well blended in this Rom-Com and are a magical pairing.
A Million Ways to Die in the West is left sheepish as the talented cast are luring its audience into boredom
Maleficent is a magnificent and darker take on a classic fairy-tale.
The 80s are returning to Bournemouth as the UK’s Official 1980’s multi tribute reunion concert, comes to town on August 3.
In May, two BU Students, Edward Lawrence and Anna Pujol-Mazzini visited Ukraine. Edward tells the Rock about his experience in the war-torn country.
Chemical carcinogenesis indicates the induction or enhancement of the formation of new, abnormal growth tissue. It includes epithelial malignancies and mesenchymal malignant tumours. The cells usually replicate and invade surrounding tissues and spread to remote parts of the body. How is it determined which substances cause carcinogenic responses in humans? Observations in humans, which are supported…
We’ve all had the initial childhood phase of thinking there was a monster under the bed or in the “closet”, right? Is it scarier to see something physically or just know in your mind it’s there?
When flying, one of the first things we are always asked is to “put away all electronic devices” for safety reasons… but have we ever wondered why?
It’s not often you hear the words ‘murder’, ‘forensics’, ‘Rudolph’, and ‘fun’ used together, but this was a unique experience for three hundred students. ‘Twas the night before Christmas and poor Rudolph was dead. Was it a knife to the back? Or a blow to the head? Who committed this crime? Who should we fear?…
There is a reason behind why we remember song lyrics better than academic information, and what we have been told since elementary school is actually true