The mystical world of London’s council estates
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Through her dreamy yet familiar images, Gianna Fiore documents the nostalgia of growing up in London’s social housing.
What does GreenPeace climate litigation in Sicily symbolise for the younger generation?
Arranged marriage in the digital world
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Millions of Indians living abroad use matchmaking services and websites to find their ideal life partner, and there has been a shift in how Indians view arranged marriages over the years.
Journeys to safety in the UK
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“Chaos overwhelmed the streets as people ran, suitcases in hand, some even in slippers. East of Kiev, where I lived…
Every year, a collective helps Brazilians feel closer to home through lively revelry in London.
The trials and triumphs of Dune: Part Two
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Having taken on the first half of Frank Herbert’s famously unadaptable novel Dune (1965) in Dune: Part One (2021), Denis Villeneuve’s Dune Part: Two is a booming, visual triumph that is littered with narrative flaws
The British musician, who was one of the only songwriters to successfully collaborate with the world-famous band Queen, talks about his experience.
Exploring the “most searched fetish of 2023” through the eyes of people who have lived it.
Why do we continue to collect figurines at any age? The Kinder figurines, the Pop ones, and now the Pop Mart brand with even more choices of figurines, cuter, even more expensive, and addictive.
The overwhelming pressure to live “the best years of your life” at university is hard to achieve when a sexual violence epidemic sweeps across campuses.