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'Coming 2 America': Eddie Murphy's sad sequel
Coming 2 America is an uninspired, unoriginal, and only mildly entertaining sequel to the droll wit that makes the original film a classic of the genre.
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Bristol based start-up leading the way in changing the gaming landscape
Kaedim, an Artificial Intelligence start-up founded by former Bristol University students, has met its funding goal and has begun development of a revolutionary technology enabling videogames to be created more rapidly than the current time frame.
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In conversation with The Bristol Hornstars
By Lauren Paddison, Music Subeditor Bristol University’s auditioned big band have this morning released their first live single, ‘I
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Petition calling for international students to be financially compensated passes 15,000 signatures
The petition stresses that it is ‘vital for the UK Government to provide at least partial compensation.’
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Unite Students announces a further rent reduction for March 2021
Unite Students has announced a three week 50 per cent rent reduction for students who have not been able to live in residences during lockdown.
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Mark Ravenhill on what it was like to be a gay Bristol student in the 80's
To mark LGBTQ+ history month, Epigram spoke with playwright and former Bristol student, Mark Ravenhill, about his experience of being gay at the university in 1984
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Moxie! is a cliché but fun intro to feminism
Moxie! brings the warm charm of Amy Poehler (that Parks and Rec fans will know and love) together with a modern homage to the ‘Riot Grrrl’ movement, and it is as delightfully energetic and heart-warming as it sounds.
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'Madan Sara' is an intimate portrait of the women underpinning Haiti's economy
Until a few weeks ago, I had never heard of a Madan Sara. Perhaps you haven’t either. The eponymous documentary by Haitian journalist Etant Dupain is going to change that.
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