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What’s New?
New releases to look out for from up-and-coming artists. Check out the following artists if you are looking for something to mix up your music collection! Whenyoung’s latest single ‘Heaven […]
TEDx UCL Women: women inspiring women
TEDx UCL Women was hosted at Queen Mary this year and held in the Great Hall in People’s Palace. It was a jam-packed day of inspirational talks, broken up by […]
Russian to Judge
This week, Alex Salmond agreed to host a show on Russia Today, and in doing so betrayed the very principles by which everyone in UK politics ought to abide. Why […]
Looking-Glass House
The charity Mind, postulates: ‘Food plays an important part in our lives and most of us will spend time thinking about what we eat. Sometimes we may try to eat […]
Tales From Tilling: The Fabulous Mapp & Lucia
We recently launched our new CUB ‘Book Club’ – your one-stop shop for reviews and recommendations of the modern classics and vintage staples that should be occupying your bedside table. […]
Why The Doctor Can Be Anyone, Especially a Female.
When I first started editing the film section of CUB Magazine – almost a year ago now, when Britain was in the EU, America did not have a carrot cake […]
Coffee House Sessions Interview #7 – Tom Prior
This week Coffee House Sessions is supporting a huge new name on the British music scene. Having already played Radio 1’s Live Lounge early in 2016 with Naughty Boy and […]
Strike Up the Band: A Hackney Picturehouse Strike Fundraiser
Hackney Picturehouse workers are currently striking for a London Living Wage. Teeming with a bunch of talented creatives, the staff are putting on a night at The Victoria in Dalston, […]
‘On the Verge of Insanity’, An Exhibition
Over the summer I visited Amsterdam and coincided my visit with a trip to the Van Gogh Museum to see their recent exhibition On the Verge of Insanity. The exhibition combines his works with pieces documenting the development and presence of his illness including the doctor’s note when he cut off his ear and the supposed gun he shot himself with. One of the most powerful effects of an exhibition is that it presents to you a train of thought to piece the works along and map the connections between a lifetime of art; so here is my run-down of the exhibition.