All posts tagged romantic
Connection is Genderless and Mentally Ill People Can Love
As a member of the UniSex editorial team, I was invited to join Dr. Tony Ortega, the author of the newly published self-help book #IsHeHereYet, at the London Book Fair […]
Dating & OCD
I wasn’t diagnosed with OCD until I was in my late teens. A part of me had always been able to recognise my abnormal patterns of thinking, but it wasn’t […]
Free London views to rival The Shard…
Towering above and dominating London’s skyline, The Shard has the reputation for offering breath-taking panoramic views of the city. However, I would like to use this article to shine a […]
Perfume & The Forgotten Artists
Whilst attending Somerset House’s Perfume: A Sensory Journey through Contemporary Scent, I couldn’t tell if I was being treated to a sensory journey, or if I’d just paid nine quid […]
Text in the city
Text in the City Have you ever had such a compelling conversation that you end up typing away on your phone way into the early hours of the morning? […]
It was 50 years ago today, so is Sgt. Pepper still worth the fuss?
We will likely never be rid of the monumental influence of The Beatles, but does the cultural and political legacy of their seminal and most highly celebrated work have much […]
The Struggling Artist in Film Musicals
I began writing this piece in the wake of the La La Land hype that was sweeping the world. For the record, I did enjoy it though I see its […]
Lines Composed When Going to Genesis Alone One Night: Why You Should Go to the Cinema on Your Own.
One of my favourite parts of going to the cinema has always been that brief moment in between the adverts and the BBFC certificate. For me, it is a rare instance where you feel […]
Triple Time on La La Land – Review 2 by Christian Lynn
With La La Land eating up our cinema-going pocket money at the box office, it’s time to shine a little extra light on Chazelle’s Hollywood musical. Will it live up […]