Review: Kasabian @ CIA 02/11/2022
British rock giants Kasabian made an explosive return to Cardiff International Arena (formerly Motorpoint Arena), touring their new album The […]
Introducing Things on Toast
words and photos by Rhiannon Farr and Zoe Price You wouldn’t expect to find a tranquil piece of independence right
Welsh Wonders
words by: Hannah Wild Living in Wales, we are lucky enough to have some of the UK’s most spectacular landscapes
Childhood’s Second Death
I had a nightmare recently – not about being chased down a hallway or loosing all my teeth – but
In Conversation with: ACS President Priscilla
Words by Rume Otuguor and Priscilla Appiah (n.b. This is an extracted version for the purpose of readability) If you
How Was This For Kids?
The Little Mermaid A lot of the classic Disney stories that we grew to love as children originate from much
Are Marvel Phases 5 and 6 Squeezing Too Much out of the Franchise?
Words by Francesca Manenti Marvel Studios recently unveiled the upcoming releases that will make up Phases 5 and 6 of
An Ode to Serena: Icon, Mother, Tennis Supremo
After a thrilling last match in Arthur Ashe stadium, with tears in her eyes and diamonds in her hair, Serena
Toil and Trouble: The Character of the Witch in Literature
By Ashleigh Adams The character of the witch has been a mainstay in literature for centuries, with depictions ranging from
The Ultimate Night-in Spread
words by Laura Hughes As we begin to head into the colder months of late-autumn and winter, evening barbeques, weekends
Subs or Dubs
Words by Amy Wild With the success of films such as Parasite and Squid Game, it is a good time
Novels that Truly Outweigh their Film Adaptations
With many stories being adopted by the film industry and transformed into movies or TV shows, we can find excitement
Music
Arctic Monkeys – The Car Album Review
Written by Elliot Morgan 25/10/2022 It has been four years since Arctic Monkeys divided their fan base with the drastic
The Four-Day Working Week (Is It Working?)
Written by Rubie Barker It sounds like a dream: one less day working and one day more to the weekend.
Review: The Feeling @ Cardiff Students’ Union 21/10/2022
Words and photos by Billy Edwards The audience at the Students’ Union waited with bated breath for The Feeling’s first
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at The Sherman Theatre
18th October 2022 Joe Murphy puts a modern, relatable spin on a classic tale, and celebrates the magic of the
Ocean Grove @ Clwb Ifor Bach 18/10/2022
Words and photos by Harry Taylor A chilly night in Cardiff is felt most bitterly when standing, waiting for the
Review: An Inspector Calls at The New Theatre
18th October 2022 Words by Omo Ifabua Yesterday evening, I had the pleasure of seeing Stephen Daldry’s An Inspector Calls
Music
The Mercury Prize Award 2022: Who Should Take It Home?
Written by Harry Taylor Little Simz – Sometimes I Might Be Introvert Little Simz released her ground-breaking album Sometimes I
Review: Welsh National Opera’s Migrations
2nd October 202 at Wales Millenium Centre I’d had my eye on Migrations since its world premiere in June and