Festival season 2023 kicks off with Live at Leeds: In the Park
The sun is out, the pasty white legs, bucket hats and vintage England shirts are back on the fields… it...
Month: May 2023
Left Bank’s ‘On the Mic’ Open Mic Review
Rain batters against the high glass windows of the former St Margaret’s church, sounds of the Strokes and esoteric pop...
The Best Life Drawing Classes in Leeds
Here are the Best Life Drawing Classes in Leeds While it’s not quite always a naked Kate Winslet saying “Draw...
Granta’s Next Best Young Novelists
The 2023 Best of Young British Novelists list has just been announced, showcasing a fresh crop of literary talent deemed...
‘Will Going Electric Sink like a (Rolling) Stone?’
In the landscape of formulaic Hollywood music biopics, the quest to capture the irreverent and genre-bending life of Bob Dylan...
Supporting Small Businesses: Yorkshire Creatives Makers Market
Although discounts provided by high street brands can often be tempting to the regular consumer, local independent stores attract many...
Diversity and Inclusion in Industry: Opportunities for BAME Students
In honour of Black History Month, I’m here to keep the conversation going surrounding diversity and inclusion in the workplace....
First Two Pages of Frankenstein: A Review
Imbued with melancholic nostalgia and dissociative lyrics, First Two Pages of Frankenstein is The National‘s latest album, following I Am...
Boomtown 2023: Celebrating 15 Years of Madness
As an avid festival goer, and someone who spends most of the summer at musical events and gigs, Boomtown is...
Countrywide Calls for Duty of Care Supporting University Students’ Mental Health Drives Petition to Parliament
Higher education students and families of suicide victims push the government to establish a duty of care that supports those...
