Why Trump’s plans for tariffs on foreign films probably won’t have a happy ending
Does Hollywood really need Trump to protect it with tariffs?
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Rogue One: a new front in long battle over the Star Wars brand
Star Wars offshoot Rogue One was originally intended to be darker – but it looks like it might be rather vanilla.
Florida ‘freakishness’: why the sunshine state might have lost its appeal
Florida’s image as a safe sun and theme park destination may be threatened by recent political divisions and gun crime.
Alice in the asylum: Wonderland and the real mad tea parties of the Victorians
Madness allows us to challenge the stereotypes of the rational world.
Manifesto Check: Plaid using old policy for its new transport vision
Regulators, rebates and retaining bus services - Plaid’s transport policy offers a lot, but little explanation on how to fund it.
Superman’s not the first hero to be portrayed as bisexual, but he’ll bring hope to LGBTQ+ fans
The revelation that a Superman is bisexual is a big deal in terms of Superhero comics, and it hasn’t gone down well with everyone.
The enduring appeal of analogue in a digital world
Everyday objects with network connections that can collect and share data or be remotely controlled – the Internet of Things – promise to transform the way we interact with the world around us by fusing…
Free public transport doesn’t add up – unless you get rid of the drivers
It might not be effective now, but the development of self-driving vehicles could be a game changer for public transport services.
Urban ‘forests’ can store almost as much carbon as tropical rainforests
It’s hard to measure the value of a tree, but scientists equipped with lasers have come one step closer.
Marvel’s Echo is a one‑of‑a‑kind superhero – and an inspiration to the Deaf community
It is important that Deaf actors play Deaf characters in TV and film, so that audiences engage with authentic depictions of disability.
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