Representation of Women on Screen: Reflections from LFF 2025
Ann Yi dissects a range of talks from the BFI London Film Festival, 2025
Always The Muse, Never The Artist
Chloé explores the origins of being a muse, and how women frequently undertake this role, whilst men pesist as artists.
Multicultural Britain is Everyday Britain
Ibrahim writes about how integral multiculturalism is to Britain's identity.
A meandering story of cycling in London
Joe writes about his experiences about cycling in London, and why you should give it a go as well.
Eat the Rich? Or Follow Them?
Amelia explores why, in times of economic struggle, our fascination with the rich grows.
Sofar Fringe: Shoreditch’s Newest Festival
Skye shares her thoughts on Sofar's first ever Fringe Festival in Shoreditch.
Dinosaur at the Grocery Store
Shahzaib explores intergenerational differences, racism and xenophobia through a poetic dialogue.
Tear Drenched Towers
Tommy writes on loving and losing in London, reflecting on the abscence of someone who once defined the city for…
Perfect Blue — Being an Idol is Horror
A loving list of praises for the horror cult-classic Perfect Blue
Women On and Off the Track in Formula One
Chloe explores the role of women in F1, their history and how gender equality has increasingly been championed.