Since winning the prestigious Mercury Prize for their debut album This Could Be Texas, the Northern-born band make for a promising new act on the horizon.
How critique of a pop record highlights misogyny in the worlds of medicine and music.
Escaping a convicted killer
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How to run away from your husband who is sitting behind your back sharpening a machete day and night telling you that one day he is going to kill you.
While the acclaimed director has been having a stellar year, the sexual nature of his work is under scrutiny.
Art inclusivity beyond Black History Month
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Artefact explores how diversity is celebrated within visual arts by visiting ‘Resilience’ and UAL’s own, ‘Lost and Found’, exhibitions.
As it ceases to be possible to turn a blind eye to the skyrocketing number of crimes being committed against women, it’s time to start asking more difficult questions.
Tributes paid to one of the greatest metal vocalists and original lead singer of Iron Maiden
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A monumental loss has come to heavy metal fans announcing the death of the original lead singer of Iron Maiden Paul Di’Anno who died at the age of 66, October 21st, 2024.
Kamala Harris was interviewed on sex-positive podcast, raising some contention. Why does Gen Z feel like her campaign is inauthentic and forced?
The powerful exhibition confronting prejudice
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Zanele Muholi’s profound show during Black History Month explores LGBTQIA+ struggles and racism in South Africa, confronts innate prejudices and uses art as activism.
Colleagues and friends remember Christian Paul Lowe, the award-winning photographer, acclaimed lecturer, and academic, died at age 60 on October 12th in Los Angeles, California.