by Dan Pearson | 1 4, f, 2022 | Culture, Film
Killed in a car accident nine years after Nosferatu had its extravagant German premiere, F. W. Murnau never grasped the extent of his mark on cinematic history. Now widely celebrated as a silent classic and one of the first true horror films, Nosferatu instead served...
by Gee Collins | 1 24, f, 2021 | Culture, Music
Just when music in 2021 couldn’t get any better, Wolf Alice blessed our ears with another fantastic album. If you read my previous article on the best albums of 2021 so far, then consider this a firm addition to that list. You may, or may not, have seen that Blue...
by Lauren Evans | 1 21, f, 2021 | Culture, Television
I think I was six years old when I first watched Friends. My grandad and I watched it one afternoon and from then on I was hooked. The picture above is still the screensaver on my old laptop from middle school. As I sit and write this I have eight Friends themed items...
by Dan Pearson | 1 15, f, 2021 | Culture, Television
I remember the first time I heard the name David Berkowitz. It was on an old episode of Seinfeld – I can’t remember exactly what the plot was, but it somehow revolved around Newman’s job at the post office. At one point, Newman presented a mail bag he claimed had been...
by Alexandra Efthymiou | 1 8, f, 2021 | Culture, Film
After reading my surname in the by-line of this article, I doubt it will be much surprise to anyone that my family is of Greek origins – Greek Cypriot in fact. Growing up in the UK with a very loud, very loving and very hungry family, when my parents first deemed me...
by Gee Collins | 1 30, f, 2021 | Culture, Music
I will start this review by emphasising that this is indeed my take on the albums released in 2021 so far. At the time of writing, it is only March, but when there is good music, time means nothing at all, as you put on your headphones and dive into a new record....
