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Decolonising Development with Frantz Fanon - Vimarsana News

Decolonising Development with Frantz Fanon

The great cultural theorist Stuart Hall called Frantz Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth “the bible of decolonisation” as it encapsulated the urge for

'The Queen thought it was a terrible mistake. She was against it...' We recall IT'S A ROYAL KNOCKOUT, a show so ridiculous it changed perceptions of the monarchy forever! - Vimarsana News

'The Queen thought it was a terrible mistake. She was against it...' We recall IT'S A ROYAL KNOCKOUT, a show so ridiculous it changed perceptions of the monarchy forever!

It's A Royal Knockout featured senior member of the Royal Family wearing fancy dress and playing silly games, a spin off from the BBC's long-running Saturday night game show.

Julie Burchill: Organisations like BBC should be stopped for turning blind eye to Brand, and other abusers - Vimarsana News

Julie Burchill: Organisations like BBC should be stopped for turning blind eye to Brand, and other abusers

The broad sweep of the allegations against Russell Brand is all too familiar: Rich and famous man uses and abuses young women. But it is the detail which gives it its poignancy and repulsiveness. 

INFORMATION OVERLOAD - Vimarsana News

INFORMATION OVERLOAD

Claire Bishop on the superabundance of research-based art

JULIE BURCHILL: How ironic that the BBC calls itself Auntie... when it so often behaves more like a dirty uncle whose 'little secret' no one needs to know - Vimarsana News

JULIE BURCHILL: How ironic that the BBC calls itself Auntie... when it so often behaves more like a dirty uncle whose 'little secret' no one needs to know

JULIE BURCHILL: For me, two of the most striking details feature cars - the most mundane of everyday objects. First there is the taxi driver taking 16-year-old 'Alice' to Brand's home...