All posts tagged clubs
Exclusive Preview: Fabulous Brunch, Darling! @ 100 Wardour St
RuPaul’s Drag Race is the programme rolling off of all of my friends’ tongues at the moment. They are obsessed with it. The drama. The larger than life characters. The […]
Is it time we re-evaluated the way we tackle drug-use in the music scene?
The bank holiday weekend saw the likes of Love Saves the Day in Bristol, Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Swansea, and All Points East in London amongst many of the […]
How To Win Friends And Influence Societies
Okay. It’s approaching Christmas and you haven’t joined all those societies you said you were going to. Granted, you’ve made some serious headway on Peep Show – and at this point are […]
Year Abroad. Part 15: Careless Whisper
We were going to Erbusco. Our expectations were meagre, and we had but two: to see what we could see, and secondly, to drink some wine there. We achieved both, […]
A Very Knotty Hobby
Knitting often summons images up in your mind of your Granny clicking away in her armchair, and by Christmas you have an unfashionable woolly and lumpy jumper to add to […]
INTERVIEW: Comedian Charlie Robb
I recently got the chance to have a chat with comedian Charlie Robb, who is about to debut his one-man show: Romantic Encounters in a Dark Room, across London. Robb, a Cambridge […]
A Jolly Old Sodding Christmas
Christmas is a story of blissful perfection that the entire world has been conditioned to buy into. It has become more of a secular holiday; the whole Jesus-born-in-Bethlehem scene seems […]
Female Empowerment or Voluntary Objectification?: Women and the The Sex Industry
The sex industry is the only industry where women make more than men. In an industry including pornography, escorting, erotic dancing and prostitution, it is difficult to say whether this […]
The Appropriation of East London’s Working Class: The Capital’s Young Elites as Cause, Victim and Solution
Cultural appropriation makes victims of the vulnerable. It is the middle class that benefit, particularly in the case of gentrification. The wealthy and educated elite of London wishes to select […]