“Spring has sprung and I feel a newfound sense of optimism and motivation” are the words of the great novelist — actually, no. Turns out it was me earlier this week on the microblogging site to a highly respectable four … Continue reading March Forth!
There have been many trends of significance over the past few months. The stockpiling craze, the Zoom Call obsession, and when the weather’s been pleasant and the lighting acceptable, a park pic opportunity. Now, allow me to make the case … Continue reading Drive-in Cinema: A Lockdown Essential
It’s during times like these that one finds the opportunity and mindset to reignite past passions. What had been a sizeable collection of political opinion, satire and even cultural experience reflections for a university co-curricular program, this blog has since … Continue reading Been a while…
Christmas comes but once a year, but by God looking around the magnificently lit up streets of London, one cannot help but wish it lasted the entire winter season. Particularly when one is faced with the doom and gloom of … Continue reading It’s the most Cultural time of the yeaaaar…
Brexit felt to many, like a rejection of multiculturalism. Although there were of course a multitude of reasons why people voted Leave, for some it was in protest of preserving ‘Englishness’ in our globalised world. But what some people fail to … Continue reading A Cultural Pick’n’Mix
2016 celebrates the 400th death anniversary of the highly talented playwright William Shakespeare. As part of the festivities there were notable talks, exhibitions and plays scattered each day. I decided to explore the local theatre scene by going to a … Continue reading Be not afraid of (Local) Greatness!
I had never thought of activism as a form of culture. Whenever activism is mentioned, the images that come to mind are protesting, marches and in most cases a large vocal group of passionate people. Certainly not something that can … Continue reading What do we want? Culture! When do we want it? Now! (and always)
I was wandering around the Courtauld Gallery, admiring all the artistic pieces placed in every wall of every room. As I traversed each floor, one of them immediately caught my eye. There was something that immediately struck out about this … Continue reading The Painting That Stood Out
After a landmark decision allowing Heathrow to build a third runway, it appears Heathrow no longer want it. Mark Clash, a spokesman for the airport said ‘A large amount of the excitement rested with the will they/won’t they on the … Continue reading Heathrow: Actually we don’t want it anymore
Justin Bieber was left frustrated after fans took his request to stop screaming a bit too literally. Manchester Arena was left in absolute silence after Bieber came on to perform the rest of his set. Phillip Fathers, dad to nine-year-old … Continue reading Bieber: Ok I didn’t mean pin drop silence
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