Jah Wobble and the Invaders of The Heart at the Newport Riverfront Theatre
Disclaimer: This article included free tickets to Jah Wobble Concert. “Expect the unexpected” is what I was told by John […]
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War Poetry: Remembering Through Words And Stories
Every year on November 11th, the UK falls silent for one minute. This silence occurs at 11:11am to honour the
Creativity Alive: Cardiff University Film Production Society
Showcase Creativity was alive and buzzing at Cardiff University’s Film Production Society’s event. A night that gave a platform for
Noson Tân Gwyllt: Yr Hanes, Rheswm a’r Etifeddiaeth.
A welsoch chi’r lliwiau llachar yn goleuo’r awyr ar Nos Fercher y 5ed o Dachwedd? Na, nid sêr oedd y
The Victoria’s Secret 2025 Fashion Show – The Comeback of a Cultural Giant
The glitz and glamour of the Victoria Secret Fashion Show returned wrapped in pink satin after a 6 year hiatus
In conversation with Eleri Siôn
Eleri Siôn is a BBC Radio Wales presenter from Neuaddlwyd. She studied Welsh at Cardiff University and now presents her
We Need to Learn How to Read Again (Starting With That Vogue Article)
A few weeks ago, Vogue published an article with a headline that sent the internet into a spiral: “Is Having
Is it possible to separate the art from the artist?
There has always been art that stood the test of time. Caravaggio with his paintings, Sylvia Plath with her writing,
“The Revival is Roaring”: In Conversation with Chasing Dolls
Towards the end of October, I had the pleasure of catching up with the Bristol based ‘South-West Emo’ band Chasing
Mexico’s November festival: The Day of the Dead
This festival, known locally as Dio de los Muertos, at first sounds slightly similar to Halloween, but it is actually
Profiad myfyrwraig ym Mhatagonia bell
Cafodd Leus Tudor, myfyrwraig Cymraeg, gyfle unwaith mewn oes i ymweld â’r Wladfa. Roedd hi ymhlith deg o fyfyrwyr a
A guide to platonic & romantic dates in Cardiff
Somewhere between deadlines, jobs and endless scrolling, a perfect date is waiting in Cardiff. Whether it be platonic, romantic, or
Spotlight An Underappreciated Author
Eliza Clark’s killer women are redefining horror. In an age of dainty Mariannes and handsome Connells, Eliza Clark brings unpolished
Gen-Z versus Millennial fashion: How can people tell?
“You can rip my skinny jeans from my cold dead hands.” In a 2021 article by the Wall Street Journal,
Is Pop Art still alive in Wales? An interview with Nathan Wyburn and Consumersmith
What is it about the pop art movement that specifically appealed to you and made you both adopt that style?
Still Making Waves: A Conversation with Pale Waves’ Frontwoman
Disclaimer: This interview included free tickets to a paid event. Manchester’s very own Pale Waves have always thrived on nostalgia,
My Experience as a Summer Intern
While approaching my final year of university, I had the scare I’m sure many students have experienced: I realised I
Addison Rae: Tik-Tok to Pop Sensation
Addison Rae is a figure that a lot of us naïvely did not expect to see blowing up in 2025.
Wheatus at 25: In Conversation with brendan b. brown
Fresh off a sold-out 47-date UK & Irish tour in 2023 and a standout performance at Download Festival 2024, frontman