The Shape of Water Review – Guillermo del Toro’s Fantasy Film Flows with a River of Romance That You’ll Relish Every Second Of
I have a hunch that a large portion of contemporary filmmakers are averse to dabbling
Month: January 2018
How to photograph the super moon
You might have heard that today (31st January) is a super blue blood moon. No,
Speed vs Stamina: Is Tour de France the ‘ultimate’ sport?
All sports are physically enduring. Being an athlete demands a level of fitness, stamina and
In Conversation with: Nick Kingswell (KIEL)
It has been four years since the release of Nick Kingswell’s debut album ‘Over Easy’
Basquiat Boom for Real
I hadn’t heard of Basquiat before this highly anticipated exhibition landed in the Barbican Art
Downsizing Review – Alexander Payne’s Surreal Sci-Fi Comedy Shrinks Under its Own Ambition
Director Alexander Payne’s Downsizing isn’t the first film to tackle the concept of physical reduction.
The Windmill, Brixton
Personally speaking, the Windmill Brixton is synonymous with grey days. If I know I will
“I am a woman, I must be too sensitive.” “I am a man, I must be gay.” How gender has marginalised our emotions throughout the years
‘You cry like a girl’ ‘man up’. I’m sure many of us have heard these,
CUB’s Top 5 Vegan Brands
More than 1 billion animals are killed for the leather trade every single year. That’s