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Single-Use Vapes: Cleaning Up Our Environment, One Puff at a Time? The U.K.’s approach to public health and the environment now looks notably different from what it did one week […]

‘Lilo & Stitch’ Film Review: Live Action Remake Misses The Point Of Animated Original  Disney’s live-action remake of beloved Lilo & Stitch (2002) is little more than a cash-in on nostalgia that is […]

From Screen to Stage: How Legally Blonde the Musical Reinvents the Cult Classic Adapted from the 2001 film of the same name, Legally Blonde the Musical first came to the stage in 2007 when it […]

“Humour Is Healing, It’s Fuel For The Spirit”: Q&A with Sh*t Life Crisis' Olivia Hannah  Serious illness, Queer Pop and Karaoke. These are the three fundamentals that sit at the heart of Silent Uproar […]

An Artist's Triumph: Taylor Swift's Reclaimed Legacy and What It Means for the Music Industry In a recent announcement by Taylor Swift via a detailed letter on the artist’s official site, the American s […]

Book Review: Sleeping Children // Anthony Passeron Anthony Passeron’s debut novel has made a big impact on the French literary scene. Les Enfants Endormis or, in […]

Live Review: Djo // o2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester 03.06.25 Once indie-rocks best-kept secret, it wasn’t long before Djo’s musical moniker was quickly associated with his […]

TV Review: 'The Last of Us' Season Two Executes its Game Plan Based on the video game of the same name, The Last of Us continues to be a moving and devastating […]

Book Review: Broccoli Punch // Lee Yuri Lee Yuri’s Broccoli Punch, translated by Amber HJ Kim, is one of those short story collections that rather c […]

Mass Hysteria, Then and Now: 'The Crucible' At The Globe Review ★★★★ Lately, there’s been no shortage of The Crucible revivals. Reimagined, recontextualised and reshaped […]

Japanese University Develops VR Game That Improves Eyesight Kwansei Gakuin University in Hyōgo, Japan, has developed a virtual reality game that could potentially improve […]

‘Eddington’ Cannes Review: A Dark Satire of COVID-19 Ideological Chaos Imagine a world where no one can agree on the same truth. In today’s deeply polarised reality, it’s not tha […]

Movie Monday: 'Submarine' Richard Ayoade’s coming-of-age comedy Submarine amplifies the feeling of having everything you want to c […]

Poem of the Week: The Harlot's House // Oscar Wilde Oscar Wilde’s ‘The Harlot’s House’ is a masterful work of dark imagery, vivid metaphor, and sharp critique. The […]

Album Review: Something Beautiful // Miley Cyrus Long before its release, Something Beautiful came dressed in expectation. Miley Cyrus described her ninth […]

The Young Vic's 2025/26 Season Has Been Announced The Young Vic’s 2025 and 2026 season has been announced. A brand-new selection of plays and productions will r […]

The Month in Games – June 2025 With summer on the horizon, there is a lot to look forward to with June’s gaming releases. From new twists on o […]

‘An Unfinished Film’ review: When Truth Does Not Exist In 2019, a film crew unbox an old computer containing footage of a film they abandoned a decade ago. They […]

Theatre Round Up: What To Watch In June 2025 The beginning of June marks the start of the summer, and with that, a whole host of limited summer seasons for […]

5 Things I Learnt From My Gap Year Two months ago, I arrived back in the UK after a year working and travelling around Australia. I never did the […]