I. don’t fear the wind allow it to move you gently beyond when you feel rooted II. don’t fear…
Bonnie
they pinned the badge that once was yours to the ties of my apron and all at once, I was…
Part 8: Home
A brief history of Glasgow in 8 columns, part 8: Home.
Album Review: Janelle Monáe – Dirty Computer
Having frantically listened to ‘Make Me Feel’ on repeat from the moment it was released, I was ecstatic when Janelle…
Album Review: Jennifer Castle – Angels of Death
In her third album, Canadian singer-songwriter Jennifer Castle aimed to put the ‘fictional concept of death’ in the centre of…
Film Review: First Reformed
Paul Schrader’s First Reformed is probably his most personal film yet given his upbringing in the Christian community. Ethan Hawke…
Film Review: Whitney
Award winning Scottish director Kevin Macdonald shares the tragically tumultuous story of the life and death of iconic star, Whitney…
Film Review: Mary Shelley
After the success of Haifaa al-Mansour’s groundbreaking Wadjida, the first feature film by a female Saudi director and shot entirely…
Arts Review: I ride in colour and soft focus, no longer anywhere
Dir. Last Yearz Interesting Negro / Jamila Johnson-Small, Tramway, 1st June I was apprehensive about writing this review, initially. Having…
Arts Review: Top Girls
Crash Course Theatre, 22-23 May, Watson Auditorium The play by Caryl Churchill is a story of female ambition, family, and…
