Sunday, 27 September 2009

in spiked 24/9/2009


Not anti-war so much as anti-hope


Slaughterhouse-Five, a fatalistic, despairing work, is perfect radio listening for a Sunday afternoon.

in spiked 18/9/2009


Keith Floyd and the end of an era


It’s not the death of the wine-soaked celebrity chef that has been changing TV cookery shows, but the recession

in spiked 11/9/2009


A TV postcard from Dublin


Forget about the Lisbon Treaty vote and the economic crisis, the burning topic in Ireland is the new Late Late Show host

in spiked 28/8/2009


The Futurists’ assault on our lugholes


Most of us associate Futurism with painting, but as Radio 3 recently revealed they made music - well, noise - too

in spiked 21/8/2009


Science TV strikes back


After a decade of decline, the semi-silly science programme is making a comeback – will it inspire kids to become geniuses?

in spiked 14/8/2009


An obituary to 
a once-great station


The eclectic mix of re-runs on ITV4 remind us that mainstream, commercial television could be great.