“The fickle nature of love in the face of boredom”: A Review of Closer at La Boîte
Closer has just wrapped up their run at La Boîte theatre on…
Americana, Southern Gothic & backwards country towns: A track-by-track album review of Preacher’s Daughter by Ethel Cain
In an age where our lives are increasingly spent caged in office cubicles in front of screens, it’s easy to become nostalgic about a slower-paced life. Ethel Cain’s Preachers Daughter evokes Americana, Southern Gothic, and backwards country towns.
Taylor Swift’s ‘The Eras Tour’ Changed my Life
On the eve of the release of Taylor Swift's latest album- The Tortured Poet's Department, Jess Morgan delves into the ways in which Taylor Swift's music and The Era's Tour concert changed her life.
Poor Things: A feminist male sex fantasy
In the aftermath of this award season, I can’t help but feel sick to my stomach, and it's not just because of the catastrophic Barbie snubs. No, what makes me abhor this past Oscars ceremony is the Barbie snubs alongside the highly awarded fetishized porno masquerading as female empowerment that was the film, Poor Things.
“It made me utterly jealous”: A Review of Starling House
By Ricky Jade In January, I set out the New Years Resolution…
The Secret Horror of Cloverfield
On the third of July 2007, Transformers released in theatres. Attached to every screening like a parasite was an unlabelled trailer, comprised entirely of handheld footage. In it, people mill about at a going away party for a man named Rob.
Book Review: ‘Rental Person Who Does Nothing’ by Shoji Morimoto
Shoji Morimoto knows exactly what he wants to do with his life; nothing at all.
REVIEW: The Lure (2015)
With a dream-like blend of fantasy, horror, musical, romance and drama, this film is like something straight out of the David Lynch playbook and is just as strange as it sounds.
Hurt, Dance, and Heal with Angie McMahon: a review of ‘Light, Dark, Light Again’
Light, Dark, Light Again is an album that details McMahon’s journey with anxiety, healing, love, heartbreak, learning, and growing.
The Rise of Sabrina Carpenter: re-defining girlhood fun
Look out, world, Sabrina Carpenter is the new IT girl of pop. There, I said it. She is also undeniably my new girl crush. Carpenter has been pursuing a music career since starring in the Disney Channel teen favourite, Girl Meets World, which ran from 2014 to 2017.
