International 13 hours ago Vatican asks for donations after admitting financial reserves are nearly empty Covid-19 and the closure of the Vatican Museums resulted in a budget deficit for the Holy See
International a day ago Holyrood elections: will the SNP secure a majority? Independence and post-covid recovery are the two most debated topics in 2021’s election campaign
Gaudie Sports 4 days ago “We are now a force and you are nothing.” - Inside the USA Gymnastics sexual abuse scandal How athletes stood up to their abuser in historical trial.
Features 6 days ago Life and Legacy of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh by Daniel Hesp On the morning of April 9th, Prince Philip passed away. Political parties paused in their campaigning for May’s elections,...
Gaudie ArtsApr 10Sound of Metal (2021) | Movie ReviewA review of the upcoming Amazon Prime film that has received six Oscar nominations, including Best Picture.
Gaudie ArtsApr 1Leave the Door Open | Single ReviewBruno Mars and Anderson Paak are a duo made in heaven. When writing this review, I had this song playing on repeat: not once did I get bored
Gaudie ArtsMar 31The Mash House by Alan Gillespie | Book Reviewby Georgia-May Drennan "The villagers had whiskey in their blood" The events of Alan Gillespie’s debut novel, The Mash House, are centred...
Gaudie ArtsMar 30Aly & AJ – Pretty Places | Reviewby Julie Toft Carlsen If the name Aly & AJ sounds familiar to you, it’s probably because you either knew them in their late 2000s Disney...
Gaudie ArtsMar 29Beginners (2010) - ReviewIn honour of the late Christopher Plummer by Ryan Raitt I was introduced to Christopher Plummer, like many I would imagine, through The...
Gaudie ArtsMar 29Magical MUBI, an alternative to Netflix?by Aedan Brennan Netflix and Amazon Prime have changed the big screen and made its smaller alternative far more accessible to the...
Gaudie ArtsMar 29A Matter of Life and Death Celebrating 20 years of HBO’s Six Feet Under by Martin Le Brech A troubled, grieving customer asks Nate: “Why do people have to die?”....
Gaudie ArtsMar 29Steelers (2020) Reviewby Julie Toft Carlsen Steelers tells the story of the world’s first gay rugby team, the Kings Cross Steelers, as they compete for The...
Gaudie ArtsMar 20Tetris in Aberdeen: working on a film setWith production taking place in the city, we get an insight into how the film industry is currently running.
Gaudie ArtsMar 16Behind Her Eyes (2021) Reviewby Kathleen Langan My flatmate and I were looking for a new series to watch together and as I scrolled past Behind Her Eyes, she stopped...
Gaudie ArtsMar 15A Year in Review: a Gaudie Arts SpecialMarch 2020 is when the first lockdown started and we all found ourselves trapped between four walls. In March 2021, with our writers and...
Gaudie ArtsMar 15To Help You Weather this StormA creative piece by Judit Garab The drizzle turned into heavy rain all of a sudden. Luckily, the campus offered a few nooks where one...
Gaudie ArtsMar 9Music Retro-spective: Hounds of Love (1985) ReviewRediscovering Kate Bush's iconic 80s album by Rory Buccheri As an unrivalled masterpiece in the discography of pop heroine Kate Bush,...
Gaudie ArtsMar 9Ten Feet Tall – Living In Splendid IsolationAdapting to the pandemic in style by Miles Stebens As many other creative acts, Aberdeen theatre company Ten Feet Tall have had to adapt...
Gaudie ArtsMar 8Nostalgia Archives: '+' (2011) Reviewby Julie Toft Carlsen Ed Sheeran is one of the most successful UK artists of the last decade, with five Brit Awards, four Grammys to date...
Gaudie ArtsMar 8Multifaceted, kaleidoscopic, polyhedric: La Femme's musicby Alba Lopes I discovered La Femme after a particularly dramatic, fresher-like heartbreak that only a good ‘night out with the gals’ and...
Gaudie ArtsMar 7From postman to TikTok star: An interview with Nathan Evansby Miles Stebens A couple of weeks ago, Nathan Evans was a postman. Now, he has become a TikTok sensation, starting the ‘sea shanty’...
Gaudie ArtsFeb 27Sundance 2021: Covering a Festival DigitallyHow an American film festival has gone digital in times of lockdown. by Amy Smith With the world on lockdown, the Creative Arts is one of...
Gaudie ArtsFeb 24Judas and the Black Messiah - ReviewAs part of Black History Month by Amy Smith Out of all the films that premiered at Sundance this year, the biggest name on the list was...
Gaudie ArtsFeb 23Committing to an Arts Education During a PandemicA review of how COVID-19 has affected teaching and learning in the Arts by Julie Toft Carlsen Arts degrees are often seen as the lesser...
