Here Come The… Grooms
As EastEnders screens its first civil partnership, Erin Ekins explores Christian and Syed’s groundbreaking love story Continue reading “Here Come The… Grooms”
Gay vs. Straight
James Cheeseman explores the financial differences between the gay and straight venues in Cardiff Continue reading “Gay vs. Straight”
Coming Out Stories
Thomas Leeming talks to Cardiff students about their coming out experiences
Talking About My Gender-ation
Rei Griffiths, NUS Wales Trans* Officer, talks to Quench about trans* issues and identities Continue reading “Talking About My Gender-ation”
What It Means To Be LGBT+
Thomas Leeming looks at what being gay means to him Continue reading “What It Means To Be LGBT+”
Five Films For… Keeping you on Tenterhooks
Becca Eustis looks at five films to keep you reaching for the pillow.
Continue reading “Five Films For… Keeping you on Tenterhooks”
Trailer Trash
Becky Johnson looks at the trailer for the new Stephen King adaptation Carrie.
“I’m Driven By My Insecurities”
Becky Wilson chats to Welsh filmmaker Marc Price on his upcoming project Magpie, making films for a living, and being publically complimented by Martin Scorsese.
The History of Horror
Amy Pay looks at the history of the horror genre and lines up the best of what horror has to offer, from the 1890s to the 2000s.
Paranormal Activity 4
Cardiff’s Markets
Food visits local markets around the capital: Roath, Riverside and Cardiff Central Market. Continue reading “Cardiff’s Markets”
Ruby Sparks
Captured: Amsterdam
Maya Acharya’s photo article of the Dutch capital. Continue reading “Captured: Amsterdam”
On The Road
Are you not entertained?
Rachel Moloney asks why celebrities find it so hard sticking to one job Continue reading “Are you not entertained?”
Burgundy Beauty Buys
From lipsticks to eyeshadows, see how the gothic look makes its way into your make-up bag.
Afrovibes Festival 2012: ‘And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses’
With Sherman Cymru playing host to this year’s Afrovibes festival, Wipula Paquet reviews┬áAnd the Girls in their Sunday Dresses one of the many powerful performances that aims to bridge the gap between British and South African culture. Continue reading “Afrovibes Festival 2012: ‘And the Girls in their Sunday Dresses’”
Passport: Lisbon
Quench Travel Editor Helena Lins writes about the wonders of Lisbon in our new feature ‘Passport’. Continue reading “Passport: Lisbon”
Five Films For Backing Blighty
Best of British cinema. Continue reading “Five Films For Backing Blighty”
Lush: ‘if it’s naked, it’s fresh’
The fashion girls review high street cosmetics store Lush’s new range ‘Emotional Brilliance’. Continue reading “Lush: ‘if it’s naked, it’s fresh’”