The Horror of Being Needed: If I Had Legs I’d Kick You- Mary Bronstein (2025)
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You is the kind of film I simultaneously loved and would never watch again, a film that can most aptly be described as having a panic attack. Rose Byrne delivers a career defining performance as Linda, a psychotherapist struggling to manage her daughter’s unexplained illness, which requires her to have a tube in her stomach connected to a machine. When the ceiling of their home collapses, Linda and her daughter are forced to relocate to a run down motel
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Be Sweet To Me: Violet Grohl is more than just her surname
It’s hard to hear the name Violet Grohl and not find yourself immediately thinking about her dad, the superstar drummer from Nirvana and Foo Fighters founder, Dave Grohl. It’s undeniable that Violet has reaped the rewards of having a world-famous father; since the age of 12 she has been making professional appearances alongside her dad, notably performing an array of Jeff Buckley songs at the Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concerts in London and California. Although she’s received a
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The Facebook Story and Why It’s Having a Slow Death
Founded in 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz, Chris Hughes, and Andrew McCollum (exclusively for Harvard students), Facebook was created, marking the beginning of current-day social media. At the time, it was nothing like the current version; it had some basic features like friend requests, a profile picture, and metadata (mostly birthdays, dorm numbers, phone numbers, and courses). This was a huge success, with nearly half the Harvard undergraduate p
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And So It Starts: The Inevitable Chokehold LCD Soundsystem’s Music Has On University Students.
University induces many introspective alterations for young adults like myself. Reducing the entirety of your existence to a couple of bags and relocating to unprecedented places with strange buildings and even stranger people - it’s almost biblically required to question the makings of yourself whilst the ‘new you’ becomes discovered. Simultaneously, your personal taste is amplified: what once rhymed is now obviously prosaic and the background music to your innovations is LC
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