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Got a gap in your televisual schedule? Take a look at these new kids on the block….
We’ve gone and rounded up a bunch of young’uns more wildly successful than any of us will ever be
In light of the impending battle of the consoles, Emily Sun takes a look at some of the most cringe-worthy games that you’ll vehemently deny you’ve ever played (but definitely have)…
The Tab found UCLU Comedy Club’s show overlong, but with a few bright moments
In honour of the recent load of students showing off their shot-shooting prowess on Youtube, Emily Sun has discovered some of the most extreme alcoholic world records…
Aaron Lapkin loved Simon Stephens stage adaptation of Mark Haddon’s extraordinary childhood classic
Ed Whitfield checks out meta-comedian Stewart Lee’s new show in Leicester Square, a pin-sharp commentary on life’s essential detritus…
Most of us are daunted by the idea of having to write a few essays a term, but UCL Law student and wordsmith Jerrold Yam has already gone and got two collections of his poetry published…
The Horrors, The Cribs and Mystery Jets headlined a sodden but sensational Y Not? festival. Now that she’s dried off, Robyn Strachan can report back…
Since the acerbic sound of ‘Away From Here’ hit UK airwaves, The Enemy have continued to produce their particular brand of emotive, acid-tongued rock and roll. We talked to their bassist, Andy Hopkins…
For the next three days, the Quad will become the stage for the UCLU Drama Society’s “laugh your arse off” adaptation of Tom Stoppard’s comedy-drama Arcadia.
The Tab chats with a bluesy SOAS girl preparing for a big 2013.
A few down to earth tips on wandering the Earth
A cuppa in Cilantro with one of UCL’s most promising talents…
Arm yourself with a strokeable beard and a turtle neck, then prepare to face your destiny at the Wellcome Collection…
Oscar Donovan chats to Dingus Khan about unorthodox bedroom methods, bin diving and London’s cheapest chicken.
The student loan comes in, the student loan goes out. But even when money gets tight, London still has plenty to offer.