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It’s been a month since Britain voted to leave the European Union in one of the most bitterly contested referendums in history. David Cameron has since stepped down from his role as Prime Minister, now replaced by Theresa May,…

As a genre of film that has dominated the box office time and time again, the superhero movie has been, ahem, going strong for some time. For years it seemed like the genre could do no wrong. Ever since the…

When we go out to a posh restaurant or are invited to dinner at a posh friend’s house, there are some rules of etiquette we always follow: using a knife and fork (unless we’re eating sandwiches), thanking the host (unless…

Still life has been a well practiced subject in art for centuries. It gives us the opportunity to appreciate the beauty that lies within everyday objects we so often overlook. Hyperrealists Jacques Bodin, Pedro Campos and Elena Molinari all create…

Until February 2016, London’s infamous Gielgid Theatre will be home to the National Theatre’s production of The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Nightime, as well as running on Broadway and touring in the UK and Ireland. Adapted by…

Australian author A.S Chung believes that: Pride should be a part of every child’s life to en- sure they approach their society and community as an accepting adult. They pave the way for tolerance for the generations to come. So she…

Ever thought about moving to the big smoke and enjoying all that the country’s capital has to offer? If you are still on the fence and unsure about whether to make the switch, maybe our top 5 reasons to move…

Blissfields Festival in Winchester is fast growing a reputation of being one of the UKs best small festivals and it gets bigger and better with each successful year. The line up this year is set to be one of…

Of all the moments that stuck with me in my teenage years, one in particular was when your lad mates turned 17, and then sacked off the skateboards for cars. Naturally the cars were bangers at best, apart from that…