5 Poetry Books Every Millennial Should Read
By Molly Govus and Rosa Burston Poetry is one of the most peculiar literary genres and is also extremely beneficial […]
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Politics, Personality, Power: One man’s curious rise to Number 10
By Phoebe Bohana In the last month, the UK political system has demonstrated very powerfully the differences between past and
Respecting The Friend-Zone
Love. The catalyst for so much of our struggling. Failed attempts can lead to people being left ÔÇÿfriend-zoned’ and hurting.
Resisting the Fads
From fashion to lifestyle, from music to diet. It seems that every week my timeline is telling me something new.
Review: Street Food Circus, Canton
Words by Christopher Colbourn Images by Christopher Colbourn and Shannon Worsey I try to keep to a pretty strict food
What To Do On THOSE Days.
We all have them. “One of those days” Even with the lack of a proper adjective, everyone can relate to
Cardiff’s Most Meaty Menus Amid the Vegan Takeover
Words by Josh Ong There are a number of contributing factors that have led to the reduction of the old
The Power of Photography
by Sai In our modern age, we are always surrounded by images in all forms, whether it’s advertising, art, or
One Match | Review
By Sai With the Homeless World Cup on the way, Ffotogallery hosted an exhibition about it, showing photos taken by
Jesus Christ Superstar | Theatre Review
By Gintare Safigulinaite Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà The production of Jesus Christ Superstar by Everyman Theatre and The Musical Company
Chicago | Theatre Review
By Sofia Brizio Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà As a die-hard fan of the film adaptation of this Broadway masterpiece, I
Kinky Boots | Theatre Review
By Sofia Brizio Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Ôÿà Before last night, all I knew about Kinky Boots was that it’s already
Review: The Coconut Tree
By Sai Sri Lankan cuisine is nearly synonymous to extravagant flavours and spicy goodness. Thanks to Quench, I was able
Review: The Book of Mormon, The Prince of Wales Theatre- London
By Helena Iciek If you’re not into musicals- go and see this one. Beginning on Broadway in 2011, The
Review: Cardiff International Food and Drink Festival. Cardiff Bay.
Words by Katie Duffin As I sat on the steps of the Street Food Piazza, it was clear summer had
Zero Waste Bag Essentials
by YL Tang I recently watched a few videos on YouTube of people trying to produce zero waste for a
Werq the World | Review
Words by Martha Hughes As a long-time follower of the Ru Paul’s Drag Race brand, the prospect of attending Werq
Culture
No matter how much you love the new culture you are experiencing, do not forget your roots
by Yl Tang Travelling is much more convenient with the aid of technology and the diffusion of aircraft. A lot
Flawsome: The wholesome all-natural juice company paving the way for sustainable brands
Words By Eleanor Strong Since I was 16 years old, I have always worked within the food and drink sector.
We spoke to ex-homeless people about what it’s like to live on the streets in the year’s coldest months
By Eleanor Scales & Lindsay Smith Being homeless is never a great time – but the winter months are when