Written by Emma Conally-Barklem Bereavement is a messy business. It chews us up, hollows us out and folds us in two. For me, the death of my mum and best friend continues to be the most painful experience of my life. Without the anchor of my Yoga practice, I’m not sure where I would be.… Read More Grief through the Matrix of Yoga
Written by Chloe Lawson Streaming culture is increasingly dominating our world. So much so that it has been ingrained into our everyday lives. From the minute we wake up, by checking out the latest YouTube video that our favourite content creator has released. To the moment we close our eyes where beforehand we’ve aimlessly scrolled… Read More Streaming Culture: Subscription Platforms and the Unending Consumption of Culture
Written by Nia Thomas Now approaching the 17th year since the generation-defining sitcom aired its finale, the highly anticipated Friends reunion special has now wrapped filming. What do we know so far? The special set to air on HBO’s streaming service HBO Max, which launches in May, will star the original cast of six main… Read More The ‘Friends’ Reunion and What it Could Mean
Written by Thomas McCann Why do all UFOs land in the United States? That question comes to mind when looking at examples of aliens in films and television – you are made to think of Area 51 or Washington, the President on his scorched White House lawn as he approaches a flying saucer. Would you… Read More “I’ve Spent Nights in Haunted Houses”: A Conversation with a Paranormal Investigator
A Little Insight 