The Golden Age of Cinema
Cover illustration by Shafia Motaleb / @artsyfifi Words by Luke Hinton When you think about defining moments in Hollywood, each […]
Invisible Illnesses VI: My Experience with Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviour
By Katie Waits *TW ÔÇô Discussions of Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviours (BFRBs), dermatillomania, and trichotillomania* “Can you all please turn your
An Immersive History Lesson: Touring the Globe
Image by Jake Williams Words by Sasha Nugara Travelling should not just be about a tan or memories, it should
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Putting Stardust in the 70s: David Bowie’s Musical Legacy
Words by Leona Franke With the aftermath of hippie culture and the blossoming of exciting new technology, the 1970s emerged
Review: It’s A Sin
By Katherine Wheeler ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà If you’re looking for a sign to start watching It’s a Sin, this is it. You’ve
1988, Section 28 and Its Lasting Unwanted Legacy
Illustration by Madeline HowellBy Sarah Belger In 1988, British Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher banned the ÔÇÿpromotion of homosexuality’ by
The Beginning of Bond, James Bond
Cover illustration by Anna Kerslake Words by Chloe Chapman James Bond is notably one of the most iconic landmarks of
A Disillusioned Democracy
Millennials are more disillusioned with democracy than any generation in living memory, research suggests. A majority of the world’s young
Spice Up Your Wardrobe: Iconic Spice Girls Looks
Words by Maddie Balcombe When it comes to iconic fashion moments, it goes without saying that the Spice Girls hold
From Bowie to Miley: How Glam Rock Shaped Music Forever
Words by Francesca IonescuImage courtesy of Id Pr Glam Rock has been described by Robert Palmer as ÔÇÿrebelling against the
The Culture of Living Alone
Written by Kat Wheeler Like many introverts across the world, my first reaction to being ordered to stay inside was
The Sixties Food Revolution
Image by Dean Moriarty (via Pixabay) Words by Eve Davies Following the consumer boom of the 1950s, as the economy’s
The Legacy of Pierre Cardin
words by: Suraya Kazzuz Pierre Cardin is perhaps a less recognisable name for many people, but he has made a
The Downfall of John Green
Words by Catarina Vicente Image: Richmond Free Press When I read ÔÇÿThe Fault in Our Stars’, John Green was enjoying
Born in the Wrong Era
Many people often claim they were ‘born in the wrong era’, and fantasise about adopting the fashion and culture of
A Trip Down Memory Lane
Foreword by Kat Mallett It’s always nostalgic looking back through old holiday albums (on our phone or otherwise) to relive
Review: Bridgerton (Netflix)
By Georgia Glenn ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Netflix, as many of you know, has been our knight in shining screens over lockdown. It’s
Dungeons, Dragons, Space and Starships: A Look At BioWare’s Past, Present and Future
By Gregor McNeill Out of all the great developers on the production line that pumps out video games to play on our
Hey Netflix, Whom Is This For?
Words by Alex Daud Briggs So, Netflix has made another Netflix live action adaptation. This time of the Italian magical
Reflections from a Post-9/11 Generation
words by: Sasha Nugara We Will Remember They always say that you remember where you were when you heard about