Winter is already upon us and a little earlier than expected. We are blessed to have extra blankets, warm clothes, and central heating to keep us comfortably warm, however, not […]
Beauty is in the Eye: Artists and their Eye Conditions
Before an artist uses their hands to put paint to paper, they must first see. While blind people can create masterpieces, most will need to see what they’re doing. But […]
Baby It’s Cold Outside: Where To Go This Winter
Winter is upon us. As it gets colder, we tend to find ourselves hibernating; the great outdoors may be all to much to handle in these harsh temperatures. You find […]
Recipe of the Week – Thai Green Curry.
Hello, fellow foodies! For this weeks’ recipe, I’m sharing with you my quick and easy Thai Red Curry recipe! I’m a huge fan of Eastern Asian food, so you will see […]
Exclusive Review of Steve McQueen’s ‘Widows’.
Steve McQueen’s career has been a great example of quality over quantity. In 10 years, he has made only three films, but they are all expertly crafted with an eye […]
A Foreigner’s Guide to Madrid’s Barrios
Barrio (/ˈbarɪəʊ/) – a district of a town in Spain and Spanish-speaking countries. Want to visit the Spanish capital but don’t know where to stay? Are you an Erasmus student […]
Culture Is A Book In My Library.
Many students at Queen Mary have another cultural background. Yet when asked whether they feel more British or more their other culture, many struggle to define and weigh up how […]
Everyone thinks I’m overly dramatic when I’m stressed. When an octopus is stressed, it eats itself. Now that’s overdramatic: International Stress Awareness Week.
So, the UK is a pretty stressed out load of people. I can’t be the only one that sometimes feel like, I wake up stressed, I get ready stressed, I […]
Exclusive Review: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms
The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, a fantasy film directed by Lasse Hallström and Joe Johnston, is a magnificent film with an alluring elegance, implicitly connecting the viewer with the ballet and […]