The Beaver the newspaper of the LSE Students' Union

Aleona Krechetova finds it less spooky than ludicrous.

Isabella Silver on a superficial R-Pattz vehicle.

Isabella Silver finds it quick, quirky, and Coke-shooting-out-of-nose-from-laughing funny, but also facile, obscene and stupid.

Kirsty Kenney on the Dardenne brothers’s touching new film.

Shyam Desai on an extensive exhibition that has become a shrine to the late master.

Rasha Al-Dabagh finds a violent and distubring, yet emotionally harrowing horror film in Eden Lake.

Edward Larkin’s anti-dramality rant on why Made in Chelsea leaves him cold.

Wafi Abd-Manan doesn’t find much of a plot in Open City, but that doesn’t stop it’s author from delivering an alluring and entrancing novel.

Ling Yah deems this analysis of the role and impact of whistle-blowing organisation WikiLeaks a terrific read.

Alessandro Allegra observes the decline of the once greatest of industrial cities through the photography of Marchand and Meffre.