Marc Burrows

2 months ago | bigissue.com | Marc Burrows

Advertorial from Citroën Discover how Living in Fitness founder Carl Davis is using the Citroën ë-Berlingo Van to grow his business, support his community, and balance family life—all while embracing the benefits of electric driving. by: Vicky Parrott “Compared to my old diesel estate… It’s like a new world!” says Carl Davis, the energetic founder of Living in Fitness, of his Citroën ë-Berlingo Van.

2 months ago | independent.co.uk | Marc Burrows

The Independent's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn commission. CommentTen years after his death, Terry Pratchett’s funny, clever (and bestselling) books remind us that it's not enough to be good in our hearts, writes Marc Burrows. We must refuse to accept a world defined by pettiness and indifferenceTen years ago today, Sir Terry Pratchett died. He was the best-selling author of his generation, knighted for services to literature.

Feb 10, 2025 | superdeluxeedition.com | Marc Burrows

Critical Thinking is an album we could call a late-period triumph if it wasn’t for the fact that it’s far from certain that it’s “late period” at all. This isn’t a band that seems in any danger of stoppingMarc Burrows“We wanted to try, at every level, to make chapter 22 or chapter 24 in our book interesting”. James Dean Bradfield, guitarist, singer and occasional lyricist with the Manic Street Preachers said that, in reference to a gig he’d just played.

Jan 24, 2025 | heyuguys.com | Marc Burrows

There's an old adage, taken from one of our holiest texts, that all nerds know well: "As sure as day follows night," it goes, "sure as eggs is eggs, sure as every odd-numbered Star Trek movie is shit". Technically Section 31 is "Star Trek 14" so we should be onto a winner. Alas, it doesn't fit the pattern. That's probably because this straight-to-Paramount+ special never really feels like a movie at all.

Jan 10, 2025 | independent.co.uk | Marc Burrows

CommentTruth, accuracy and adding value to public discourse are secondary concerns for the billionaire, writes former Twitter curator Marc Burrows. He’s made sure that inflammatory rhetoric now literally pays dividends The revelation that Reform MPs Nigel Farage, Lee Anderson and Rupert Lowe have pocketed over £10,000 from Elon Musk’s X between them is deeply depressing – and not just because wealthy, unpleasant men shunting money back and forth between each other turns the stomach.