‘Gunk’: In Conversation With Saba Sams
Swansea University’s Dylan Thomas Prize is a prestigious award for literary works written by young authors in the English language. […]
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‘The Bride!’ is an Unbridled Mess
**Spoiler alert** Contributor rating – 2.5/5 The Bride! is not the only Frankenstein adaptation to be released recently. It’s not
Stop calling animation a genre: Why we are still getting animation wrong
When I first mentioned BoJack Horseman to my dad, he responded with ‘Oh, that talking horse show?’, a distinct disgust
Love in Bloom
‘And now it’s spring, so my ideas are always so nice, sharp, inventive, and the dreams I have are tender; everything
Paris Syndrome
There’s a form of culture shock so severe it was given its own name: ‘Paris Syndrome’. The phenomenon occurs when
Motionless in White: Live Review
Motionless in White came to Cardiff for the first time just before Valentine’s Day, celebrating 20 years with their ‘Afraid
What Guys Should Be Wearing This Semester
As we come into spring semester, it is time for the men of Cardiff to ditch the sliders and tracksuit.
The Beauty of Love Languages in Film and TV
My Good place: Soulmates are made, not found It’s hard to believe that one of the greatest romance stories in
Is Being a theatre girl cool again?
In recent years the theatre industry, both in Britain with regard to the West End and internationally such as Broadway,
Eisteddfod Ryng-Golegol yn dychwelyd i Gaerdydd
Does dim ffordd well o ddathlu Dydd Gŵyl Dewi fel myfyriwr na phenwythnos llawn hwyl yn yr Eisteddfod Ryng-golegol, a
‘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
Magdalena Bay Live at The Depot
Outside of warehouse venue The Depot, hordes of fans queue outside in the cold and wet. I arrive 15 minutes
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
Safe Mind: Live Review
I arrive at Victoria Coach Station at 19:30, the pitiful victim of a 13:45 National Express gone awry. Hurriedly, I
“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