ISOLATION

It’s currently 1:37 am. At the time of writing this I should probably be asleep. The slight pain at the back of my head is telling me I should definitely be asleep. But there’s something keeping me awake. I think within every single person on planet Earth there is a story. It may not necessarily

THE STATE OF MY ROOM

Since the beginning of 2020’s infamous lockdown I, and probably quite a lot of you reading this, have spent an inconceivable amount of time in my bedroom. Be it sleeping, playing animal crossing for 13 hours straight, watching any new show I can find, or just crying – my bedroom has become my own personal

Rainy Thoughts.

As I write this it’s currently 5:53 am on Thursday the 18th of June. As far as I’m aware, we have been in quarantine for roughly 12 decades and yet somehow, everything is still quite fucked. Despite the fact that it’s June, i’m sitting happily with the living room door open – and the morning

BABY PANNA: Inside The Mind of a Portsmouth Rapper

Creativity can be a difficult concept to think about. Simple moments of genius can change the future of a person’s career, their life, or even shape the way society evolves. From cavemen discovering fire 1.5 million years ago, to Mark Zuckerberg creating a little website called ‘TheFacebook’ in 2004, creation is the cornerstone of humanity

In Review: Joker

Todd Phillips’ Joker is an unapologetic dive into the rise of one of DC Comic’s most revered villains. In an adaptation of the character, here referred to as ‘Arthur Fleck’, Joaquin Phoenix takes the titular role, following on from Jared Leto’s portrayal in Suicide Squad. Phoenix’s performance is encapsulating as his physicality is often very

In Review: The Lion King (2019)

OK, so first of all we need to address the lion in the room, Disney’s The Lion King (2019). Originally, I was going to make a review and sum up my feelings about The Lion King, but the truth of the matter is that I don’t really have any feelings towards it. The Lion King

In Review: Toy Story 4

We currently seem to live in a period of cinema where reboots and sequels to older franchises seem to be taking over – as much of a shameless cash grab as that may seem. Be it for better or worse, better in the case of the critically acclaimed Blade Runner sequel of 2017 and worse