Sabotage Times, We can't Concentrate so Why Should You?

Shakespeare in Love over Saving Private Ryan for Best Picture? Sometimes the Academy gets it very very very wrong…

Masha Gessen’s The Man Without A Face tells the unnerving story of Vladamir Putin, skilfully untangling the shady series of events that enabled his dictatorial emergence from the power vacuum of Russia…

When the the news broke that traces of horse meat had been found in school dinners, my Japanese girlfriend laughed. School dinners in Japan are something the kids don’t fake illness to avoid and we’d to well to follow their lead.

Written by Will Self and illustratrated by Ralph Steadman, “Psychogeography” sees Self, travel through cities and countryside in different part of the world and take in all he sees in this enlightening, if wordy book.

Beautifully shot with tense dialogue, Arbitrage sees Robert Miller as successful financier struggling to keep his seemingly perfect life from collasping under the weight of his lies.