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English Literature is a compulsory subject for students across the UK up until the age of sixteen, thus it is not unreasonable to assume that what is taken from these lessons will inform these students’ future u […]

‘I shave my whole body every day. It’s exhausting. Trust me. It’s gotten to the point where it takes up more of my life than anything else.’ – Chrissy Teigen in Allure, April 2015

‘I refuse to shave. I had hai […]

For years they have been singled out as the all-female band from LA. In response to critics always prefacing HAIM with some reference to their gender, the band’s third album, Women in Music Pt III (WIMPIII), cuts […]

On the 50th anniversary of the greatest festival on earth, the BBC was tasked with high expectations of festival-goers. It was an enormous challenge, which the broadcaster largely rose to. Overall, viewing […]

The voting body of the Oscars has taken a step forward in their pledge for a more diverse Academy as they invite 819 new members. 

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences invitations include notable […]

Released: June 2020

Rating: PEGI 7

Released in 2019 Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield brought the Pokémon franchise to the Nintendo switch. Sword and Shield are amazing additions to the franchise with a be […]

Down Long Enough is the highly anticipated EP from rising funk hip-hop production duo, Re.decay. The EP brings together a diversity of featured artists, blending skilful musicianship to create great hooks, and […]

Normal People’s Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones have joined up with Fleabag’s ‘Hot Priest’ Andrew Scott in a hilarious sketch to raise money for RTÉ does Comic Relief, to help with the coronavirus pandemic in […]

Aaron Sorkin’s star-studded upcoming film The Trial of the Chicago 7 is heading to Netflix. The streaming giant recently confirmed that it had bought the distribution rights from Paramount for $56 m […]

George Floyd was killed by a white police officer completely unnecessarily. The uproar caused by his death gave new symbolism to the Black Lives Matter Movement. Seeing the awful circumstances of his death […]

Billions star Asia Kate Dillon has turned down a judging position at the upcoming SAG Awards, following its decision to retain gender-specific categories.

Dillon, who identifies as non-binary, is best known […]

Hulu has removed an episode of the beloved American sitcom The Golden Girls over blackface concerns. 

The Golden Girls episode in question is ‘Mixed Blessing’ (Season 3, Episode 23), and features a stor […]

Though literature can provoke and offend, it is likewise capable of acting as a medium of inspiration and empowerment. 

Among the four books listed below are feminist non-fiction texts focusing on women’s se […]

As summer gets into full swing, gamers will be able to test their skills on the track, save the kingdom, take a dive into Welsh folklore, defend against a Mongol invasion or just destroy the world and harvest […]

It’s been a little over three months since the UK has entered lockdown and since Glastonbury, Parklife and numerous others announced the cancellation of this year’s festivals. It comes as no surprise that the liv […]

It seemed rather fitting that this track was released on 1st May, just a few weeks after lockdown started. ‘Introspective’ was made before the COVID-19 lockdown started and is about the importance of sel […]

Dan Brown’s best-selling novel The Da Vinci Code has been confirmed as the next up-and-coming play to hit the UK. The world premiere of Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel’s adaptation will travel across the c […]

Treehouse are a three-piece hailing from Slough, London and Southampton. The band consists of Max Whitby (guitar), Billy Young (drums/vocals), and Dominic James (bass/vocals). They’ll release their highly […]

The British Book Awards, also known as the Nibbies, were hosted by the wonderful team at The Bookseller, this week. Entirely online from our new closest friend, Zoom, the Awards marked 30 years. This year, […]

Trigger warning: sexual assault and rape.

The BBC’s new myth-debunking consent drama, I May Destroy You, is taking the internet by storm with its rave reviews. The series starts with Arabella (Michaela Coe […]