Does the 'slasher' still make the cut?
Genre and Contemporary Hollywood
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Sharp notes that 'provoke a barney'
31 Songs - This is Uncool
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The white man's album
In and Out of Focus
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Pricks up the years
Barbed Wire - The Devil's Rope
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Ways to sway proles, we love 'em
New Media Language
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a French Nobel laureate in literature: "'If you want to commit yourself,' writes a young imbecile, '...
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Power is packaged for the people
Introducing Cultural and Media Studies - A Critical and Cultural Theory Reader
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Tripe finally consigned to history
Media and Power - Journalism
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When the state handed over the zapper
European Television in the Digital Age
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Retail therapy relieves Spanish tension
Contemporary Spanish Culture
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We've all got taste now
High Pop
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Bias still rife, say female scientists
A strong sense of injustice exists in the UK's science departments, Anna Fazackerley reports Women scientists in universities feel disadvantaged in terms of salary, promotional prospects and career...
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Diploma must reveal abilities
Reforms to school-leaving qualifications must not hinder universities' ability to identify the best candidates, vice-chancellors have warned, writes Alison Goddard. In its response to the...
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Whistleblowers: Alumni call for visitor to allay finance fears
Oxford University alumni are demanding assurances over the financial viability and governance of Harris Manchester College after a special investigation by The THES . As The THES went to press, 30...
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Dino buoys glided gracefully
They may have shaken the dinosaur world with every footfall, but research suggests that sauropods could have glided like punts across shallow water. Plant eaters such as Brachiosaurus, Diplodocus and...