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Robert Smith: Armchair Critic
12:24 pm, Tuesday July 27th 2010
Stuck in scheduling hell, our Armchair Critic turns to the US and the fourth season of Mad Men.
Robert Smith: Armchair Critic
11:50 am, Monday July 19th 2010
Jonathan Ross, Mitchell and Webb, and everything inbetween are under the scrutiny of our Armchair Critic this week.
Robert Smith: Armchair Critic
2:54 pm, Sunday July 11th 2010
ROBERT SMITH returns with his take on Raoul Moat, Steve Jones and Mary Portas.
Robert Smith: Armchair Critic
4:47 pm, Monday July 5th 2010
ROBERT SMITH introduces his summer column, full of ways to avoid the sunshine.
Review: Catz May Ball
3:36 pm, Thursday June 17th 2010
ROBERT SMITH: ‘I’d spend an evening quaffing quick booze to wash down a Nutella crepe as Paul from S Club sings ‘Follow your heart’s desire’ instead of ‘Climb every mountain higher’ for the hundredth time any day.’
Robert Smith: Culture Vulture
11:54 am, Tuesday May 18th 2010
Culture Vulture returns with everything you could ever want this exam term, from Trolls and Ponies to a Varsity based Downfall parody.
Robert Smith: Culture Vulture
5:22 pm, Tuesday May 11th 2010
Seb Coe, Charlie Brooker and Cufflinks pale in comparison to a week of political drama more compelling than the Sopranos in this weeks Culture Vulture.
Robert Smith: Culture Vulture
9:25 am, Wednesday May 5th 2010
Exploding gingers and swearing Scotsmen are just some of the treats inside this week’s Culture Vulture.
Robert Smith: Culture Vulture
1:40 am, Monday April 26th 2010
Blackface, Dirty Martinis and dodgy Russian accents are all on the agenda in this week’s Culture Vulture.
Moaning Mitchell
10:36 am, Thursday April 22nd 2010
ROB SMITH is left puzzled by David Mitchell’s condescending response to pole dancing Cantabs.
Editor’s Pick
JESS STEWART: Nicholas Cage attempts to channel his inner Aragorn. “Instead, what we’re hearing is, ‘Big Issue, anyone?’”
GEORGE OSBORN: “Despite a plot as flimsy as an A4 piece of paper and one dimensional characters, this is two highly entertaining hours of fresh and unique cinema.”
Highlights
A stunningly nonchalant sign in the Varsity office reminds its few remaining apparatchiks not to do what The Guardian, The Sun, The Telegraph, The Express, The Mail, The Times, The Metro, The Star, The Mirror, The Independent, Private Eye and even TCS have done this year!