Tag: culture

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    Rosie Spurrier

    Big Brother UK 2024- My interview with Martha!

    Editor in Chief lives her best life interviewing Martha from this year Big Brother UK

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    Sam Pegg

    Terry Pratchett’s Reaper Man was released 33 years ago

    Sam celebrates 33 years of Reaper Man by Terry Pratchett

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    Gracie Brown

    Why Do We Love ‘Cosy Gaming’?

    Gracie Brown discusses why ‘cosy games’ are so attractive to us.

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    Eddie Monkman

    ‘Plastics’ – My favourite scene in cinema!

    Eddie reflects on his favourite scene in cinema.

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    Roshanay Shafi

    Review- Theatre Group’s Accidental Death of an Anarchist at The Annex

    “How do you feel about the fourth wall? Too late!” The University of Southampton’s Theatre Group production of ‘Accidental Death of an Anarchist’ was two hours of pure delight. From the beginning to the end, the audience were brought to laughter, a testament to the phenomenal delivery of The Maniac (Kat Fevyer). Here, it is […]

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    Susanna Robertson-Sheath

    The Ladies That Made Literature: Our Favourite Female Authors

    To celebrate this hidden voices magazine, we’ve decided to highlight some of our favourite female authors.

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    Susanna Robertson-Sheath

    She’s Not My Type: The Use of Female Stock Characters

    While there are plenty of persistent male characterizations, the use of stock character-types for female characters has a far greater link to continued stereotypes and limited representation of women in-depth.

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    Susanna Robertson-Sheath

    COLLAB: Female Friendship on Screen!

    Miranda and Stevie in Miranda (2009-2015) Miranda was a sitcom which ran between 2009 and 2015. Written by and starring comedian Miranda Hart, the show followed Miranda’s clumsy high jinks as she lived everyday life in her own way…and gushed over Tom Ellis’ Gary Preston on a near-weekly basis. The show’s true heart, however, lay with its […]

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    Susanna Robertson-Sheath

    With over 800 hours of Doctor Who content now on iPlayer, “Doctor Who, What and Where to Start?”

    Susanna Robertson-Sheath delves into the intricate history of the Classic Doctor Who Doctors.

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    Jasmine Kelly

    Nostalgic News: That 70s Show turns 25!

    Hello Wisconsin! That 70s Show was released 25 years ago this year and I truly believe it is a TV show I could never get bored of. The rollercoaster of relationships, iconic 70s fashion and crazy pot circles made the show have so much variety so it was continuously entertaining. That 70’s Show style is […]

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    Rosie Spurrier

    These TV Shows are Celebrating their Release-day Anniversary this Month!

    It’s nostalgic news o’clock! This time: TV!

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    Susanna Robertson-Sheath

    The Art of Selling the Seaside

    Susanna discusses the history of the British Seaside.

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    Sam Pegg

    Review: The Ocean at the End of the Lane @ Mayflower Theatre

    Sam Pegg is taken across seas to land in troubled waters with The Ocean at the End of the Lane’s moving story.

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    Susanna Robertson-Sheath

    Our Summer Reading Recommendations

    The Edge share the best reads to put you in a sunny mood!