On Sunday night, at the Dolby Theatre in LA, the great and good of Hollywood came together to celebrate the …
Kingston man pulled from Thames dies of shock
A man was rescued from the river at Kingston but later died of a heart attack. Ryan Rocastle A man, who was …
Brits impress at fairly predictable Oscars ceremony
Daniel Day-Lewis has done what was wholly predicted and taken the Best Actor Oscar at this year’s Academy Awards, setting …
The River’s Oscar Predictions 2013
Seth MacFarlene presents the 85th Acadamy Awards on Sunday, February 24. Who will walk away with the big awards of …
KU amateur boxer wins debut match
Paul Chimczak prevailed on his debut amateur boxing match after two years of hard training. Konstantinos Lianos A Kingston University …
“Give Natalija a break” says The River’s deputy online editor
It is beyond me how some British tabloids always manage to blame random eastern Europeans for a benefit system that …
River’s comment editor has her say on Natalija Belova and benefits
Natalija Belova, ex-Kingston student and single mother from Lithuania, seems to have it all figured out. Julie Hebenstreit Miss Belova …
KU theatre company to play Camden Fringe Festival this summer
KU drama students are to perform at the Camden Fringe Festival with the support of the university this summer. Anna …
Review: Cloud Atlas
Although new film Cloud Atlas, directed by the Matrix‘s Wachowski siblings, is fantastically done, are the genre-spanning stories too much …
Review: Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters
The River reviews an unrecognisable version of Hansel and Gretel. Alessandro Iacovangelo The film begins with the well-known fairytale of Hansel and …