The Banshees of Inisherin: A Beautifully Told Unpleasant Tale
The Banshees of Inisherin is a break-up film with all the facets of grief that follow, loosely playing with Irish mythology along the way.
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Save The Sunflowers For Whom?
Earth has been throwing cans of soup every day at human societies worldwide, but unlike Sunflowers, we don’t come with protective glass.
Halloween: to celebrate or not to celebrate?
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Yelle, Kings of Leon, Måneskin, Rammstein: Music Transcends Cultures
There are acts that garner recognition in their homeland and others whose music had to fall on far-away ears for them to taste any success.
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The struggles of daughterhood may vary worldwide, but all are invariably informed by the world and its societal ideologies of how we should be.
Raising Awareness on Suicide Prevention with Professor Maloney
Psychologist Jennifer Maloney breaks down factors behind rising suicide rates and gives helpful advice in this article for World Suicide Prevention Day.
Sullivan Walter: What Does Justice Look Like?
What is justice? Is it merely punitive? Pushing offenders into the prison system and hoping that is succeeds in reducing recidivism so fewer people get stick in an ongoing cycle…
Within The Grasp Of Western Culture
Although it can be agreed that westernisation improved some areas, it has also destroyed the cultural values that were originally held by the people of the land.
Livia Kojo Alour: The Rising Of The Black Sheep
This one-woman musical ricochets across a range of relationships: familial, teen peers, and adult relationships. Kojo Alour's work to restore her well-being threads these vignettes together.
Mary-Beth Barone: Soho, New York And Now At The Edinburgh Fringe
Among those who are taking to the stage to tickle the funny bone of festival goers is Mary-Beth Barone, debuting at the Fringe with Silly Little Girl in the Pleasance…