Shrek at 20: celebrating the film’s unique brand of animated anarchy and sardonic irreverence
Adapted from William Steig?s 1990 picture book of the same name, the animated Shrek set the template for a particular kind of adult-oriented cartoon.
Why Are All Metro City Mayors Mostly Men?
Women's voices are needed for the best pandemic recovery
Netflix?s big bet on foreign content and international viewers could upend the global mediascape ? and change how people see the world
TV and movies are one way we understand people and places we?ve never had direct contact with ? and maybe never will.
Hip-hop professor looks to open doors with world’s first peer-reviewed rap album
Society should be able to both focus on the potency of the lens of hip-hop and also concentrate on what hip-hop brings into view.
How to deal with a year of accumulated burnout from working at home
The pandemic is sending our brain conflicting message, as we adapt to different working conditions.
Why You Should Learn To Be Alone
Philosophers have long made a careful, and important, distinction between solitude and loneliness
Earth’s existential threats: inequality, pandemics and climate change demand global leadership
Future of the planet is in our hands.
Five ways boredom could be changing your behaviour, for better or worse
Boredom can be good and bad.
Daft Punk: how the mystery music masterminds used their robot disguise to take over the world
Daniel Cookney, University of Salford While Daft Punk?s break-up may have been unexpected, the enigmatic nature in how the public were notified was predictable. Announced via the electronic duo?s YouTube…