Culture writer Harshi Modi reviews the Birmingham Rep's run of Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), finding it to be a hilarious and dynamic take on the much-adapted classic tale

Life&Style's Caitlin McGraw delves into the internet craze around celebrity lookalike competitions and the impact they have on society

Comment Editor Lauren Penzer unpacks the cliches of dystopian fiction and introduces an alternative yet brilliant piece of short fiction

Culture writer Megan Hughes reviews Charles Singleton's translation of Dante's 'The Divine Comedy', praising its accessibility and innovative illustrations

Culture writer Louisa Pickard reviews the Birmingham Hippodrome's pantomime Peter Pan, finding it to be a joyful, feel-good production with dazzling staging and strong comedic performances

Music Editor Alfie Warner reviews Colin Greenwood’s How To Disappear: A Portrait of Radiohead, a two decade-long collection of photographs with Radiohead and the memories that are attached to each one

Comment Writer Ollie Duke debates how Trump's return to office will impact UK politics

Comment Writer Ethan Wahlhaus discusses the proposed necessity of philosophy in the UK education curriculum

Comment Writer Devina Sharma recommends some cute and unique reads to liven this winter period

Archie Marks breaks down this year’s Grammy nominations, and whether or not they differ from the award show’s questionable track record

Comment Writer Emily Boyce contemplates the image and reputation of the 'child star' - both the highs and lows

Deputy editor Hannah Gadd and Culture writer Emily Vanstone review the RSC's production of Twelfth Night, praising its blend of laugh-out-loud comedy with the play's darker themes, as well as the outstanding cast performances