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Dickinson returns to Apple TV+ for a season 2. Complete with a matured protagonist, brand new love triangles and of course, a lot more poems. The opening scene of the second season shows an 18th century working newspaper press office, this later mirrors the individual newspaper press of a black man selling papers about the Abolitionist Movement in the South. The trials of Emily printing her … Continue reading Review: Dickinson season 2
Since the premiere of her song Lose You To Love Me back in October, 2019, Selena Gomez has been making a massive comeback. Although still being a prominent public figure, Gomez was mostly silent apart from one or two songs popping up here and there. She addressed social media and said that this was her time to find herself again and mend herself after years … Continue reading Review: Selena Gomez’s 2021 Comeback & De Una Vez
First released on YouTube in 2018, Cobra Kai is a show I initially slept on. In fact, the debate surrounding the original Karate Kid is one that I was ignorant to before the premise of Cobra Kai brought me up to speed. The first two seasons of the series brilliantly explored the moral ambiguity that the original 80’s film failed to. Providing an emotional complexity … Continue reading Review: Cobra Kai – Season 3
A show that has surprised us all with its themes and characters, Big Mouth has blessed their fans with another season. Although some viewers may think the release of the fourth season may have been a regrettable choice for the producers. The many who have watched the show know that the topics presented throughout the season tend to be based on adolescence and puberty. Big … Continue reading Review: Big Mouth – Season 4
Meeting new people can be difficult. The thought of having to tell such intricate details of yourself is daunting for many. Yerin Baek’s second full length album tellusboutyourself follows on from her first album Every letter I sent you, creating the sense of a new start, but a fresh encounter. From Yerin, lets learn how we could tell people about ourselves. Start with a greeting, … Continue reading Review: Yerin Baek – tellusboutyourself
Wonder Woman 1984 has been called ‘the film we all need right now’ by a lot of reviewers ahead of and following it’s release, but this has become a slight cliché of appraisal in the age of COVID-era cinema. Any film with a tone even slightly optimistic can be praised as such, and this becomes even easier when it’s the first major superhero film to … Continue reading Review: Wonder Woman 1984
YUNGBLUD (real name Dominick Harrison) has seen his stock grow feverishly with no sign of slowing down since his 2018 debut 21st Century Liability, which was followed by the 2019 EP The Underrated Youth. Collabs with Machine Gun Kelly and Bring Me The Horizon have seen him transcend global circumstances to make 2020 a breakout year, and his newest full length release weird! is seemingly … Continue reading Review: YUNGBLUD – weird!
There’s not much information available about Miso. The singer and producer is based in South Korea but is an enigma to most. Despite being active for numerous years, she has just released her first EP Metanoia which was predominantly written, produced and mixed by herself. Within the realm of underground Korean R&B the name Miso echoes, she has left traces of her work on many … Continue reading Review: Miso – Metanoia
25-year-old Melanie Martinez is a talented singer/songwriter from Queens, New York, who has been gradually growing over the past couple of years. The singer is best known for her unique style of songwriting, where she twists childhood memories and highlights key issues we face as a society. Martinez’ songs tend to lean towards the alternative and emo pop persuasion, songs like Dollhouse that debuted in … Continue reading Review: Melanie Martinez – After School
The world has been without live musical theatre since March, but hopes were lifted when it was announced the Tony Award-nominated musical The Prom was getting a film adaption on Netflix, yet again directed and produced by Ryan Murphy. The story centres around a lesbian teen, Emma (Jo Ellen Pellman), from Indiana who isn’t allowed to go to her school prom because of who she … Continue reading Review: The Prom
