Last week Sadler’s Wells welcomed patrons to the premiere of its latest offering, The Associates, a specially curated evening featuring a collection of short pieces from three of their associate […]
If bleeding profusely from my vagina every 28 days wasn’t enough…
Apparently I am being taxed for having a uterus! Today I learnt that George Osborne, and many others in government, are of the opinion that the use of tampons and […]
M&S: the Final Fashion Frontier?
Marks n Sparks. M&S. The high street store that claims to be ahead of the rest. After a recent purchase, I decided to ponder over the one and only Marks […]
Oscars 2015: The Bad and The Ugly
Like many film buffs disadvantaged by time differences and a lack of cable TV, I spent the early hours of Monday 23rd trawling through the Internet for my yearly Oscars […]
LFW Little Shilpa AW15: Take a Walk on the Wild Side
The title of the Autumn/Winter collection showcased by Little Shilpa was Feral Nation and rightfully so. The atmosphere in the room was somewhat spectral with a play of lights plunging […]
The Truth About Being a Desi Rascal
There are certain connotations to being a Punjabi in Britain, not many of them particularly positive. There are the usual stereotypes associated with the general South Asian diaspora; we all […]
Pink To Make The Boys Wink: Why Labours Van Might Be A Car Crash
Labour’s latest rouse, the little pink van has caused quite a stir. It’s like a scene from The Thick of It, and Harriet Harman is experiencing the unfortunate reality of […]
Egon Schiele: Nudity, Sex, Pornography.
Robin Thicke’s Blurred Lines, sex tape induced popularity of Kim Kardashian, and escalating phenomenon of sexting manifest the pervasiveness of sexuality that, even when very explicit and aggressive, no longer […]
Review: Carl Barat and the Jackals – Let It Reign
It is with great sadness that we see a former trailblazer pass beyond his ephemeral moment, something commonly known as ‘getting on a bit’. Just as nobody who wasn’t a […]