by Matthew Stanger | May 26, 2026 | Culture
After Bobby Fischer won Game 6 in the final of the World Chess Championship in 1972, applause did not come from the crowd as one would expect, but from his opponent, Boris Spassky. It’s considered one of the most important passages of chess history. Find out in...
by Lewis Kennedy | May 26, 2026 | Histo-Views
Our rating Accuracy 4 / 5 Entertainment Value 3.5 / 5 Most historical dramas about the fight for the vote love to swan around the parlour rooms of high society, but Sarah Gavron’s Suffragette deliberately drags you down into the industrial mud. By centering the...
by Lewis Kennedy | May 26, 2026 | Activism, Latest
From a quaint little bookstore in Camden to a legacy that revolutionised the boundaries of activism forever, the story of the LGSM group supporting a tiny mining village in Wales feels almost too good to be true. Here, Lewis Kennedy peels back the story imagined on...
by Joe Beck | May 26, 2026 | Extra, Latest, Top Story, War
For over two decades, Janty Yates has been central to creating the look and feel of some of cinema’s most monumental historical epics. From the leather tunics and sandals of Gladiator (2000) and its 2024 sequel, to the heavy chainmail of Kingdom of Heaven (2005), and...
by Sophie Street | May 26, 2026 | Latest, People, Sport
Olympian Devon Harris sat down with us to talk all things Cool Runnings and what it is like to have a major life event immortalized in film. The year is 1988. The air in Calgary is a biting, crystalline cold that feels like a physical weight—a far cry from the humid,...
