After leaving salons consistently feeling as if our curly texture was the problem, many curly girls turn to straighteners, erasing a part our identity. Now, there’s a new movement restoring pride in our hair – and in who we are.
Gossip: A tool for feminism?
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Misogyny has clouded the definition for centuries. What is gossip, and is it actually a pretty powerful tool for women?
The music industry’s goals are clear: sell the most popular artists, fill the biggest stadiums, and make as much money as possible. For the fans, these events are becoming less appealing by the second.
Music and clothing have always been intrinsically connected. From the creative marriage of these two elements, a myriad of subcultures and communities have been born.
Capturing true stories through video is timeless. So why is it so difficult for young filmmakers to break into the documentary film industry?
Has British Reality TV lost its edge?
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With ratings falling, have viewers become apathetic to a format that shaped British culture for almost two decades?
Explicit 18+: Thanks for Cumming
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To be horny or not to be horny? To be ashamed or to be free? by Anna Sargent, Aoife Wall,…
We will explore the youth-led movement that’s redefining urban spaces and breaking stereotypes.
We visit the Koryo-Saram, and the filmmakers who tell their stories in an underrepresented cultural experience.
The digital paradox of Sally Rooney
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Sally Rooney often gets labelled as the literary voice of the millennial generation. But are her soaring sales purely down to her writing alone or are there bigger cultural factors at play?