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‘Natura Centrum Est’ parade held at UCD, supported by the School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics. A performative walk held at UCD showcased the importance of environmental preservation. The walk…
In 2024, a clip of Stellan Skarsgård at the New York premiere for ‘Dune: Part Two’ gained traction online for his irritable response to journalist Amelia Dimoldenberg. D: “What was…
Dense wool and necessity-driven tweed have been making their way to the global markets, and even the world’s most popular runways. But where did it all start, and what’s the…
DC Dolls have taken the Dublin music scene by storm over the past two years, expanding their fan base across Ireland and playing over 20 gigs nationwide. They are a…
The Academy Awards. The achievement of a lifetime. Better known as the Oscars, they remain Hollywood’s most glittering and self-indulgent night, where, for a few hours, the film world pauses…
If you are not yet ready to move on from the Oscars and an award season full of Jessie Buckley, you might want to watch The Bride. It almost seems…
When the standard is male, women become statistical anomalies in their own lives.
In the past decade, Hollywood has been churning out book-to-film adaptations at industrial speed. They follow a well-curated plan to do so. The story was already known to the public…
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, I look around me at what dating has become in university: a case of extremes University is a time for learning. Your degree,…
The College Tribune sits down with Diane Negra, Professor of Film Studies and Screen Culture at UCD and a chick flick expert Growing up in a household of women, chick…
Whether it be journalists, artists, activists, teachers or filmmakers, each position holds the value of making sure our society does not lose its humanity. “So you’ve chosen to study the…
Might anyone in their twenties enjoy a night at the opera if it isn’t the one produced by Queen? Or is the performance form just too dramatic and alien to…