Interview: Ruel
By Max Modell I got the chance to chat with teenage sensation Ruel, as he supported Mabel at Cardiff’s The […]
Introducing Milgi Sessions: a live music experience alike no other in Cardiff
by Dylan Graham Monday 3rd of December saw the launch of Milgi Sessions, a brand new live music experience alike
Review | The Snow Maiden
As the weather is getting colder, my heart was warmed by The Russian State Ballet Of Siberia’s magical performance of
What is White Privilege?
Poppy Jennings White privilege is sending out your CV when applying for jobs and not having to worry about whether
Curado Bar | Review
Words by Katie Comer Once again, my love affair with tapas continues, but this time in Cardiff. Situated off of
Doctor Who – A Promising Season of Change
I have watched Doctor Who since it returned over a decade ago, I’ve read the comics and the novelisations, I’ve
Interview: Ben Holland
By Max Modell and Victoria Maria Can you tell me a bit about your new single “Midnight Blue”? “Midnight Blue”
Beauty and the Beast | Theatre Review
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà By Abby Wilson Beauty and the Beast Hits New Theatre, Cardiff with a Bang! Are you ready for this
Matilda | Theatre Review
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Words by Mel Lynch Based on the book by the infamous Roald Dahl, Matilda the Musical has arrived at
Live Review – Sunflower Bean at The Globe, 19/11/18
By Alys Hewitt Twentytwo in Blue, the second record by New York natives Sunflower Bean, cherry-picks its influences with effortless
24 Hours in…Marseille
As the second largest city in France (and one of the oldest) the port-city of Marseille is a cultural hub
Welsh Vegan WinterFest – G┼Áyl Aeaf Feganaidd Cymru | Review
Words and Pictures by Katie Renker For vegans, not unused to going out for a meal with friends and having
Fast Fashion Features: How to build an eco-friendly wardrobe on a students budget!
By Eden Nia Griffiths Sustainable and eco-friendly fashion are terms used to describe a movement which involves changing the way
Wonderland: the new Act One Panto takes Pulse | Theatre Review
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿåÔÿåÔÿå Words by Andrea Gaini Every year, Christmas only starts to feel real after the usual Act One Panto in
Frankenstein | Review / Director Interview
ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà Words by Molly Govus Sitting in the Chapter Arts Theatre, I was immediately taken back to my GCSE drama
Five Films on Food
By Chloe Erin Now that winter and – yes, I’ll say it – Christmas, is snowballing towards us faster than
Live Review | Skindred @ Tramshed
by Alex Payne Ragga-Punk legends Skindred descended on Cardiff’s Tramshed this Saturday, almost slap bang in the centre of their
Human Dignity: The Cost of Art?
By Sara Abidi An Italian director and screenwriter, the late Bernardo Bertolucci is credited with several works that achieved remarkable
Why ageism needs to go out of fashion
By Lucy John I wear short shorts. Crop tops. Dungarees. How old am I? I wear chunky knit cardis. Blouses
24 Hours in…Helsinki
Helsinki may lie hidden in the far eastern corner of the cold North, but 24 hours will be enough for