New Intrigue

The World According to Paolo Sorrentino

I first discovered the films of Paolo Sorrentino in university, when I watched his most famous…

It was Tuesday when Akira disappeared. I got home early to find the house ransacked. Her…

I’ve been thinking a lot about Emily Hobhouse lately. The British welfare activist who, in 1901,…

When I was young, I would speak incredulously about the futility of war. We are raised…

In 1947, the Austrian philosopher Frederick von Hayek organized a gathering of economists, historians and philosophers…

Martin Heidegger was born in Germany in 1889. He grew up to become one of the…

With the release of The Wheel of Time on Amazon Prime this month, I thought I’d…

In the middle of lockdown, Russell Bugden posts a video to a local community group on…

This week I had the pleasure of collaborating with Chang Che on a video essay on…

Six hundred people in the space of fifty square meters. They’re crammed in tight around the…