Category: Arts
Exploring the concept of “reverse migration” and its potential impact on the Black American community in the southern United States.
Between 1915 and 1970, approximately 6 million Black Americans relocated from the southern United States to escape discrimination and racial attacks under Jim Crow laws. [more…]
The Charlatans receive high praise in their spiritual second home, bringing back the love from their 90s fans.
‘G Tim Burgess, the lead singer and host of listening parties, considers Glasgow to be the birthplace of his band, the Charlatans. They are currently [more…]
Bonnie Tyler created Total Eclipse of the Heart specifically for a Nosferatu musical.
Bonnie Tyler, singer I recently joined Sony and desired to switch from country rock to rock music. While watching the BBC’s Old Grey Whistle Test, [more…]
Review of Battle Over Britain – Exciting War Drama Features Intense Air Battles between Spitfires
T In this boldly nostalgic tale of war, taking place in a single day in August 1940, the action is simplified with a limited cast [more…]
Review of Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s Christmas Kitchen Disco – the perfect way to kick off the holiday season.
E Every Friday evening during the initial period of Covid-19 lockdown, Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s Kitchen Disco served as a means of uniting the nation through live [more…]
The influential guitarist of Killing Joke, Kevin ‘Geordie’ Walker, has passed away at the age of 64.
Kevin Walker, known as “Geordie,” was a guitarist for the industrial group Killing Joke. His distinctive, layered sound was a major influence on many musicians. [more…]
Nathan Stewart-Jarrett believes that our society is overly fixated on masculinity and that this fixation is negative.
N Nathan Stewart-Jarrett has a fondness for erotic thrillers. He particularly enjoys films such as “The Bedroom Window” starring Elizabeth McGovern, “Body Heat” with Kathleen [more…]
Review of mental health issues – compassionate examination of three former soldiers coping with PTSD
I During an interview for a documentary focusing on veterans coping with post-traumatic stress disorder, Lalage Snow, a war photographer, discusses her collection of triptych [more…]
Jean Knight, a legendary singer in the genres of soul and funk, passed away at the age of 80. She was best known for her popular song “Mr Big Stuff”.
Jean Knight, the singer of the popular and sassy song “Mr Big Stuff” in 1971, has passed away at the age of 80. Her publicist [more…]
Looking for Horses review – poetic meditation on the lasting impacts of the Bosnian war
G Growing up in a Bosnian household in Montreal, Stefan Pavlovic had a strong desire to reconnect with his family’s roots, which was intensified by [more…]