‘Tell Me Lies’: the toxicities and complexities of modern relationships
*Disclaimer: Spoilers throughout, including the finale of season 3* When Tell Me Lies first landed on Hulu, and soon after […]
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40th anniversary edition of Howl’s Moving Castle: Interview with The Folio Society
Diana Wynne Jones’ iconic 1986 fantasy novel Howl’s Moving Castle is turning 40! The Folio Society are launching a new
Volbeat: Live Review
Volbeat were back in Cardiff for the first time in three years this November on their Greatest of all Worldwide
The Many Faces of Heathcliff: Brooding Anti-Hero, Gothic Symbol… and X-Rated Elordi?
The release of Emerald Fennell’s highly speculated adaptation of Wuthering Heights is a project she has described as being imagined
Revenge Dresses, Old and New
Few garments have carried quite as much cultural voltage as the ‘revenge dress’. The phrase now describes a very particular
“Wuthering Heights”—The Controversy Surrounding Adaptations of Literature
‘The book was better.’ We can’t help saying it! It’s a natural instinct to be frustrated when films are unfaithful
Love Stories: Cardiff’s New Romantic Bookshop
On Thursday 5th February, we had the delightful opportunity to interview Aimee Cummings, co-owner of Love Stories, a new bookshop
Three authentic Chinese recipes to try this Chinese New Year
When Chinese food is mentioned in the UK, many people immediately picture a Friday night takeaway: a box of sloppy
Is Being Single Lonely?
I’m 20, I’m at university, and I’ve never been in a relationship. This is something people react to more than
“It’s Punk to be a Woman:” In Conversation with Sold For Parts
Sold For Parts may seem like quiet, well-behaved girls but their stage presence tells a different story. With their screaming
What draws everyone to Japan’s ski season?
Is Hokkaido the new Chamonix for British skiers? The ski season in Japan has become the latest gap-year work destination,
Is 2016 Truly Back?
It is undeniable that 2016 was a key turning point in popular culture, especially in the Western world. High-rise jeans
A Guide to Hosting the Perfect Galentine’s Dinner
Whether you are single or taken, Galentine’s is the perfect occasion to celebrate the female friendships in your life. Alongside
‘Letters That Speak The Heart’: Iconic Love Letters In Literature
Love letters are a time-honoured tradition in both the real world and the fictional; we can see this far back
The Upcoming Stars of Hollywood
Over the past few years, our screens have been graced with an exhilarating array of performances. As we have reluctantly
Mumford and Sons Live Review
Disclaimer: This review received free tickets I was meekly circling outside the Utilita arena when I reluctantly asked for help finding
Book Slumps: Balancing Uni And Personal Reading
Balancing degree reading with personal reading is challenging in a way I never expected. I signed up to study Literature
How to set realistic goals for yourself in 2026
Picture the scene. It’s New Year’s Day, and you are the most hungover you think you have ever been. You
The Death of the Clean Girl aesthetic
The fall of the clean girl aesthetic was always inevitable. I hate to be biased, but I was never the
New Year’s Resolutions And Why We Love Them! Do We Love Them..?
A new year symbolises both an ending and a beginning. It can often feel exciting, like a fresh start to