Arts and Entertainment

Prime Video's Fallout introduces Robert House, a tech billionaire character whose power fantasy reflects dangerous real-world technocratic supremacy and systemic oppression patterns.

Emmerdale's decision to kill off beloved horse Ice exposes deeper issues of patriarchal decision-making and systemic violence within television production.

Hollyoaks deconstructs toxic masculinity through Lucas Hay's abusive behaviour, exposing how patriarchal structures perpetuate intimate partner violence within LGBTQIA+ communities.

Hollyoaks' latest mental health storyline reinforces harmful stereotypes whilst failing to address systemic inequalities affecting marginalised communities.

Abu Dhabi's BRIDGE Summit challenges Western media hegemony, creating alternative networks for Global South voices and marginalized creators in the evolving content economy.

Vogue Williams' revelations about celebrity tantrums expose reality TV's exploitative machinery and the systemic violence embedded within elimination-based entertainment formats.

David Tennant's daughter's acting career highlights entertainment industry nepotism that excludes marginalised youth from opportunities while privileging celebrity offspring.

The Beckham family rift exposes how celebrity culture commodifies intimate relationships, with grandmothers bearing emotional labour while capitalism fractures human connection.

Netflix's thriller 'The Beast in Me' perpetuates harmful tropes about missing women whilst centering wealthy white characters, reflecting broader entertainment industry inequalities.

Neighbours' finale storyline about freeway development mirrors real gentrification violence affecting marginalised communities, exposing media's role in normalising displacement.