Spotify Wrapped has finally rounded up our year of listening with a personalised playlist of our top 100 songs of 2022. The platform announced that: “All will be revealed soon” in a tweet earlier...
“The heartbeats of she, me and the world pulsed together as one.” She and Her Cat is the debut novel from Makoto Shinkai, filmmaker of the incredibly popular film Your Name. The Japanese...
In her latest book, Leslie Kern, a professor at Mount Allison University, invites readers to take a second look around themselves and ask questions about the city they live in. Even though Feminist City...
The festive season is just around the corner, and the purchase of a Christmas tree is imminent for a number of UK households. Yet a recurring debate arises alongside the acquisition of a conifer,...
Since its launch in 2020, the photo-sharing app has gained incredible popularity among college students. Its goal? Spontaneity, ruled under one photo-per-day principle, “without any staging”, its founders say. In other words, the app...
The first time I heard the sound of The 1975 latest album, “Being Funny in a Foreign Language” I was one, in a crowd of thousands swaying to the band’s signature blend of indie,...
By Abigail McGarel Glasgow Thon Theatre is set to welcome Jordan & Skinner’s production of “The Time Machine: A feminist Retelling” showing from Wednesday 26th to Friday 28th of October. Directors Melanie Jordan...
By Marie Flügge Diwali, or the ‘Festival of Light’, begins now. During the next five days, more than a billion Hindus around the world will celebrate the triumph of light over darkness, good over...
By Marie Flügge For over the past 20 years, Scotland has taken a step forward in highlighting corners of its history that are still too often ignored. Each October in the UK, Black History...
By Skyler Bradley Taboo subjects like mental health rarely reside in the limelight, so could there be a connection between its exploitation and vilification throughout the horror genre? Summarised by its grotesque and graphic...
