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Film Review: Free CeCe! – In Association with the Scottish Queer International Film Festival

The screening of Free CeCe!, as part of the Scottish Queer International Film Festival, represented a cry of political defiance…

film, free cece, imogen hay, Scottish Queer International Film Festival, SQUIFF

Travel Writing: Ljubljana, Slovenia

First thing’s first, I know what you’re thinking: “Ljubl… whaaaaaat?”. I can confirm that it’s Loo-blee-anna. I think.

lifestyle, ljubljana, sinead sweeney, travel writing

Film Review: Tokyo Ghoul (Live Action) – in association with Scotland Loves Anime

Despite the bad reputation of live action film adaptations of anime and manga, Tokyo Ghoul’s live action movie, screened in…

anime, film, film review, live action, manga, nini huang, tokyo ghoul

The Hypocrisy of Hollywood

Hollywood, in its glitz and glamor, has positioned itself as a beacon of liberal free expression. It is from this…

harvey weinstein, hollywood, news, news feature

Consumption: How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love the Brie

Ivy Massey on ethical food anxieties. Content warning: this article talks about disordered eating, anorexia, and pro-ana websites. For as…

consumption, disordered eating, eating disorders, ethical food anxiety, food anxiety, ivy massey, vegan, veganism

EP Review: Wild Beasts – ‘Punk Drunk & Trembling’

As Wild Beasts announced their split over Twitter in late September, they planned to release this EP as a final…

conor o'hare, EP review, punk drunk and trembling, wild beasts

Arts Review: La Traviata

Dir. Marie Lambert, Theatre Royal, 22nd October – 2nd December

la traviata, louise wylie, royal opera, theatre royal, University of Glasgow

Live Review: The Breeders

O2 ABC, 15/10 Starting as a side project for Pixies’ bassist Kim Deal with assistance from first Throwing Muses’ Tanya…

live review, Max Sefton, o2 abc, the breeders

Ode to Chimamanda Adichie

We all change a lot once we get to university. I am certain that when I eventually leave university and later…

americanah, chimamanda adichie, isabelle ribe

Live Review: Emeli Sandé

SSE Hydro, 15/10 29-year old Calum Scott really warmed up Sandé’s crowd with his version of ‘Dancing On My Own’.…

Dana Stoddart, emeli sande, hydro, live review, SSE Hydro

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