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words by: Suraya Kazzuz Pierre Cardin is perhaps a less recognisable name for many people, but he has made a […]
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A Trip Down Memory Lane
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By Gregor McNeill Out of all the great developers on the production line that pumps out video games to play on our
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The Femme Fatale in Literature and Film
by Eve Davies. Literature is saturated with femme fatales: mysterious, seductive female characters whose charms ensnare men into their grasp.
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by Aruni Deraniyagala. Sitting at my desk, A hundred broken resolutions Empty pages Unopened books Staring at a wall, my
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Words and images by Martha Jennings I arrived at Adelaide International airport on the 22nd July 2019 with only a
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By Katherine Wheeler ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà After a nine month wait, the Doctor Who festive special had a lot to answer for:
An Interview with Rude GRL & CC
Words by Octavia GrahamImage courtesy of Kick Down the Doors PR When the opportunity arose to interview the rising rapper
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By Lewis Empson and Marcus Yeatman-Crouch It’s a big year for gaming. After 2020 saw a massive amount of delays
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by Suraya Rumbold-Kazzuz Capricorn:  As a serious and independent person, Capricorns will often reach all of their goals and do
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Words by Lydia Armstrong The end of 2020 was well overdue, with New Year’s Eve marking the end of a
The Best Independent Jewellery Shops in Cardiff
Words and images by Mazy Wyeth The city of Cardiff is well-known for the vibrancy of its city centre which
Ethical Porn and Where to Find It
By Georgia MeropoulosImage credit: Dainis Graveris via Unsplash As long as porn has existed (which is probably almost as long
Quench’s Year in Books: 2020
Jasmine Snow on Olive by Emma Gannon Olive is the debut novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author, Emma Gannon. Olive is about a woman of the