From watching a blockbuster at the cinema to watching a program on Netflix, the entertainment industry has had to adapt at a rapid pace to be able to keep up with demand from audiences. But to what detriment? For starters, the movie industry has produced multiple classics over the years. This ranging from the 1950s… Continue reading The Slop Era Is Upon Us
Kim Kardashian has broken the internet again– but this time it’s with fake pubes, not latex. “How funny are these merkins!” the Skim’s CEO chortled, holding up a pair of her line’s latest release to the camera: faux pubic hair underwear. The reaction has been mixed. Some think it’s marketing brilliance; others are worried she’s… Continue reading What Skims latest release can tell us about the state of body image in 2025
In the autumn of 1970, Bob Dylan released an album that critics dismissed as slight, even frivolous. Coming after the raw confessionalism of John Wesley Harding and the country detour of Nashville Skyline, New Morning seemed to many observers like Dylan retreating further into domestic comfort, away from the prophetic voice that had defined the… Continue reading Bob Dylan’s misunderstood masterpiece: the moral sunrise of ‘New Morning
The Arts Action Festival is coming — and it’s more than a one-day event. It’s a movement. 🗓️ Saturday 25 October 2025📍 Rich Mix, London🎟️ Tickets (£12–18) | More info🎞️ Watch the Trailer📲 Follow on Instagram What happens when over 80 artists, 50 campaigns, and 9 hours of live performance take over a venue? The… Continue reading The Arts Action Festival Reimagines Protest Through Performance and Artivism
Blazy’s New Vision, the Return of Chanel’s Original Style and the legendary Tweed to go silent Mathieu Blazy could’ve complained about AI having the potential to become a new Karl Lagerfeld, dismissing the human creativity factor in fashion industry tycoons. Instead, he came out with his first but already bold collection Spring ’26 for Channel,… Continue reading Everything You Need to Know About Chanel Spring 2026
Once John Lennon said: “You’re all freaks anyway. You’re all weirdos. But I’m free!” And for that, he can be called a trendsetter of freedom, and as history knows, not only freedom but peace and endless lovemaking instead of war. While the times Lennon lived through are now often described as the wildly swinging 60s… Continue reading What did the British ‘60s swinging scene actually consist of?
How Technology Is Changing Art And Why We Shouldn’t Be Scared By It Karla Ortiz, a California-based artist, found her art to be copied by AI. She is one of the many artists who have found their pieces being held in the hands of the AI, powerless in front of such power which could shape… Continue reading Modern Art vs Older Pieces: Is Technology Canceling Creativity?
Born in 1915, the 5 ‘4 powerhouse that was Billie Holiday is still in today’s world seen as one of the most influential jazz singers to have graced the planet. In her short, arguably tragic life, she recorded many songs which are incredibly famous to this day, telling stories of heartbreak and the struggles of… Continue reading Listening to Lady Day: why Billie Holiday still speaks to America
There needs to be some way to distil a review that enables audiences to navigate the sheer density of a production in one quick bite. With the average ticket becoming prohibitively expensive, it would be impossible for even the most avid theatregoer to watch everything on offer across the UK and West End. Understandably, we… Continue reading The Fault in Our Stars: should we rethink our quantitative assessment of theatre?
Cantinetta Antinori London brings the warmth, heritage, and refined simplicity of Tuscany to Knightsbridge and Belgravia. A partnership with the legendary Antinori family—whose winemaking legacy spans an extraordinary 26 generations—this is the family’s very first UK restaurant. Located at 4 Harriet Street, SW1X 9JR, just off Sloane Street, the venue offers guests a complete immersion… Continue reading Cantinetta Antinori London: Tuscan Hospitality in the Heart of Knightsbridge
