Arts and Entertainment

JJ Slater's public surveillance of Katie Price reveals toxic masculinity and patriarchal control structures within celebrity culture, demanding intersectional feminist analysis.

Charli XCX's Wuthering Heights premiere appearance reveals how celebrity culture commodifies feminist literary heritage whilst reinforcing oppressive beauty standards and capitalist consumption.

The media's invasive coverage of celebrity breakups reveals toxic surveillance culture that particularly targets women, reinforcing patriarchal structures whilst commodifying emotional labour.

As A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms expands its universe, we must examine how fantasy media perpetuates colonial narratives and extractive capitalism while excluding marginalised voices.

Carl Webster's predatory targeting of vulnerable Jodie Ramsey exposes systemic patterns of masculine violence and manipulation within mainstream media narratives.

Fiona Hughes' elimination from The Traitors exposes reality TV's exploitative framework, revealing how these programmes perpetuate toxic individualism and psychological manipulation.

Katie Price and JJ Slater's split reveals how reality TV commodifies relationships, transforming intimate connections into consumable content within capitalist media structures.

HBO's Boardwalk Empire offers more than entertainment, providing critical insights into how power, privilege, and systemic corruption operate within capitalist structures.

Zoe Ball's frontrunner status for Strictly hosting reveals how BBC perpetuates media privilege through closed networks, marginalising diverse voices in favour of 'safe' choices.

Amber Davies' playful complaint about Strictly scoring reveals deeper systemic inequalities within reality TV's competitive structures and entertainment industry labour extraction.

BBC's search for new Strictly hosts reveals entertainment industry's systemic gatekeeping and privilege concentration, highlighting need for genuine diversity.

Paltrow's condescending Taco Bell comment to Ethan Hawke exposes Hollywood's classist food shaming and elite privilege, sparking conversations about food justice and systemic oppression.

JoJo Siwa's relationship timeline with Chris Hughes reveals how entertainment industries exploit queer identities for profit while marginalising authentic LGBTQIA+ partnerships.

Swift's candid revelations about her split with Joe Alwyn expose how celebrity relationships become sites of dehumanisation and capitalist extraction.

The Beckham family feud exposes how celebrity wealth dynamics reflect broader systemic issues around privilege, control, and capitalist family structures.

Swift's documentary reveals orchestrated romance with Kelce, exposing how celebrity culture manufactures authenticity while reinforcing systems of privilege and heteronormative ideals.

Bradford's cultural year masked deeper inequalities. We must ask whose voices were centered and whose stories remain erased in this celebration of 'British heritage.'

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.