Activity

Scrolling Over Reading Has Changed Modern Literature With the rise of short-form content on platforms like TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, the issue of short […]

The Boys Are Back In Town: Award-Winning Play Yen Returns To The North Of England  Anna Jordan’s (Succession, One Day) “era defining” play, Yen, is set to return to the North of England for a […]

'Love Island' Series 12: How Trendiness And Relatability Saved It A look at the powerful personalities who helped to salvage the recent series. When Love Island UK […]

Track review: NewDad // Everything I Wanted Irish trio NewDad have released the final glimpse of their upcoming album Altar, and it’s just what we w […]

The Politics of the Modern Press Tour If your favourite actor is chomping on chicken, yapping on the subway and playing with puppies for Buzzfeed, […]

Grain, Sweat, and Silence: Why ‘The Wrestler’ Is Aronofsky’s Most Devastating Film Darren Aronofsky has long been regarded as the auteur hellbent on exposing the fragility of human ambition and […]

Album Review: Double Infinity // Big Thief Big Thief returns with the long awaited release Double Infinity—an album that strikes a delicate balance b […]

The buzz of buying without the guilt of over-consumption Remember when Lizzie McGuire was dubbed an “outfit repeater”? That should have felt like a compliment. Rew […]

'Sovereign' Review: Christian Swegal’s Drama Pits Fathers And Sons Against Each Other In A Slow, Sturdy Study Of Extremist Ideology Set in small-town America, Sovereign follows a father–son duo led by a firebrand anarchist fighting g […]

Interview: Ruby Roe “Life’s Too Short to Create an Industry You Don’t Enjoy” – In Conversation with Indie Sapphic Author Ruby Roe […]

Album Review: Allbarone // Baxter Dury Lyrical kingpin Baxter Dury has released his eighth solo album, Allbarone, via Heavenly Records. The album […]

Album Review: BUCK // Red Rum Club Liverpool sextet Red Rum Club had a fantastic 2024, with their fourth album, Western Approaches, becoming their […]

Movie Monday: 'Dirty Dancing' I watched Dirty Dancing (1987) this summer, and it didn’t occur to me to mind that it was my fourth rewatch t […]

Four Lesbians on the Phone : The Switchboard Project Review ★★★★ The Switchboard Project is a play enriched in both education and devastation underscored by a dry hum […]

Google Play Games Profiles Are Changing — Here’s What’s New Google will roll out a mandatory redesign of Play Games profiles on September 23, 2025, marking one of the […]

Theatre To Catch In September Summer is almost over, and the nights will soon be longer and colder. But with many theatres just starting […]

My Life in Video Games: Sebastian Sommer Video games have been a constant thread in my life. From the first time I picked up a controller, video games […]

A Deep Dive Into Tropes: Secrets From The Past Three weeks ago, I began this series with one question: why, when crime fiction is designed to keep us on our […]