Kendrick Lamar — A Rising “Super” Star
The annual National Football League (NFL) Super Bowl in the United States is one of the key events in the...
Month: April 2025
“They destroy us slowly; every week a home”: the poignancy of No Other Land
Credit: Antipode Films/AP pic ‘We have no other land’. This is what a Palestinian woman said to Israel Defence Force...
Word on the Street: in Paris
As I observed a fountain in Paris spray water in a serene, steady pattern — comforted that it wouldn't change...
Patrick Bateman: the blueprint for looksmaxxing and mewing culture
After three decades, Bret Easton Ellis’ American Psycho still stands as the most relevant satire for the Metrosexual man. Perhaps...
Linguicide and subordination: Belarus in the palm of Russia
On 26 January, Alexander Lukashenko was re-elected as president of Belarus, assuming office for the seventh consecutive term since his...
From selfish politics to honour in leadership: Trump and Zelensky’s contrasting approaches to global diplomacy
Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky’s meeting was more than just a diplomatic interaction—it was a stark contrast between two distinct...
The rise of the AFD: The German elections and the possibilities to counter the far-right
Germany’s recent election highlights a number of worrying trends in European politics. But is it all doom & gloom? When...
An afternoon with the Leeds and Humber Young Greens
The re-launch of the Leeds and Humber branch of the Young Green party took place in a basement seminar room...
Spoken Word in a Hectic World: More Song, Less Silence
Poetry Event Review: Northern Lights In/Form and More Song - the importance of independent events in scope of the discussion...
Visiting the Service Station at the End of the Universe with Antony Szmierek
On the back of his hugely successful debut album ‘Service Station at the End of the Universe’, Antony Szmierek played...