There have been worse times to walk hungry through East London. If you roam through its lanes, where graffiti and Victorian brickwork meet plate glass and open yards, there will […]
The (Neat and Orderly) Ramblings of an Obsessive Compulsive: Just Say Yes
Throughout my life so far, I have often held myself back from doing new and interesting things. Whenever I was offered such opportunities my head would automatically come up with […]
Looking After Your Downstairs
I’m going to talk to you about something that plagues most of us ladies at least once in our lifetimes: thrush. Not the nicest of topics, but after a friend […]
Movies as seen by medical students: Lucy review
Luc Besson’s movie Lucy was released in July 2014, however I, being a medical student truthful to the stereotype of never having time, only managed to see it during Christmas […]
Glitz and Glamour: Our favourite National Television Awards looks
Away from the realms of writing essays, going to lectures and attending student nights, there is nothing more relaxing then sitting down with a box of chocolates and a cuppa […]
Legend
This review may contain spoilers. Legend is an upcoming mobster film that is a dynamic and gripping tale of the Kray brothers, twin gangsters who dominated London’s East End in the sixties. Reggie Kray is […]
Sia and Shia- A Dance Dilemma
At what point does art stop being just art, and start becoming accountable for issues outside of itself? Specifically, at what point does a contemporary dance duet become representative of […]
Thérèse Raquin at The Courtyard Theatre: Hypocrisy, Desperation and Lust in 19th-Century Paris
Sarah Chapleo’s adaptation of Émile Zola’s French classic, set in the not-so-fairytale streets of 19th-century Paris, introduces a rare accessibility to the piece and is more relevant today than we […]
Sugar rush in Shoreditch – The Cereal Killer Café
Cereal Killer Cafe may be the new kid on Brick Lane, but tucked away in the midst of quaint cafés, it is hardly lacking in popularity. Ever since it opened […]