Arts Review: Joan Eardley – Time and Place

Joan Eardley, Clydebank Museum and Art Gallery, 5 June – 24th October Situated in the brilliant, newly-renovated Clydebank Museum and … More

Film Review: Ant-Man

A curious mix of fanfare, hype and concern shadows each shiny new induction in to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (or … More

Live Review: Evans the Death

Glad Cafe – 21/07/2015 Local trio Poor Things draw in an enthusiastic crowd for their support slot.  With an album … More

Arts Review: Merchant of Venice

Dir. Gordon Barr, Glasgow’s Botanic Gardens, 16th July – 1st August 2015 It’s all a swindle… Nestled in pre-war decadence, … More

The Cruelty Free Challenge

I have always loved make-up. Obsessively watching beauty gurus on YouTube, awkwardly teaching myself to contour (I’m still learning), feeling … More

Bitch Better Have My Money: A Discussion

Rihanna’s new video is a slick, seven minute technicolour revenge fantasy, full of guns, explosions, blood, sex and incredible nineties-inspired … More

Album Review: Lucy Rose – Work It Out

According to Lucy Rose’s Wikipedia page, she used to sell her own blend of tea at her gigs instead of … More

Top Five: Bridges

From fourteenth century gothic arches to modern masterpieces of stone and steel, bridges can be icons of cities, countries, architectural … More

Travel Writing: The Essence of Venice

Upon first arrival at Venice Marco Polo airport, it’s quite easy to be disappointed.  Considering the city after which the … More

Arts Review: The Driver’s Seat

Dir. Laurie Sansom, The Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, 13th-27th June Centred around Lise (Morven Christie) a mentally-troubled young woman who decides … More