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By Phoebe Jarvis Image credit: Leeds Inspired Relaxed and informal, this free Leeds Lit Fest event took place in the comfortable intimacy of an after-work ca...

By Sophie Fennelly Image credit: The Times Welcome to Albion, the setting of the BBC Noughts and Crosses adaption. The show is set in a parallel 21st Century...

By Emily Jones Image credit: academyart.edu As a part of the Leeds Lit Fest, I attended ‘An introduction to Screenwriting workshop with Michael Stewart’. As ...

By Holly Miller Image credit: Leeds Lit Fest I can safely say I have never been welcomed into a spoken word evening with raucous ‘60s and ‘70s ballads and th...

By Lydia Kendall-McDougall Image credit: Leeds Lit Fest When sitting down to write a summary piece on the Leeds Lit Fest events at Hyde Park Book Club, I was...

By Holly Miller Image credit: Holly Miller The Leeds Lit Fest’s first night was buzzing with anticipation for the two events at Hyde Park Book Club that nigh...

By Sophie Fennelly Image credit: Sophie Fennelly After a day of uncertainty regarding whether the concert would go ahead amid fears of the Coronavirus, there...

By Annabel Martin Image credit: CNN To mark the twentieth anniversary of the Tate Modern, Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Rooms, a year long exhibition dedicated to t...

By Toni Olukiran Image credit: LUU Theatre Group LUU Theatre Group takes Nicky Silver’s play to the stage and soars in its ability to toe the line between mo...

By Sophie Fennelly Image credit: Oprahmag.com ‘Queen and Slim’ is a film that captivates the divides running deep in America today, those that have only been...

By Holly Miller Image credit: Vanity Fair For most (unless you’re an English Literature student) period drama adaptations are either boring, outdated or just...

By Chloe Holt Firstly, Educated by Tara Westover is a brilliant book. It is autobiographical yet written in the narrative of a fictional story, making it is ...

By Emma White Having followed Grace Beverley since the days of GraceFitUK, the announcement of her new fashion brand ‘TALA’ back in 2019 came with great exci...

By Sophie Fennelly Like many other avid bookworms, I discovered Malorie Blackman’s ‘Noughts and Crosses’ series when I was slightly too young to understand t...

By Alice Browne Since its release in April 2019, Sally Rooney’s second novel Normal People has been inescapable. It’s physical impact alone feels something o...

By Sophie Fennelly Image credit: filmdaily.com Personally, one of the most effecting parts of the film was Swift voicing her experiences growing up in the me...

By Jessica Fynn Image credit: Lewis Evans Celebrating the release of their third record Foolish Loving Spaces, Crash Records welcomed Blossoms back to Leeds ...

By Madeleine Mamak The V&A in London has put on many exhibitions of stunning pieces and beautiful artwork, all of which include such vibrant, lively and glow...

By Elizabeth Evans Imagine being imprisoned for a crime you didn't commit, and then deported to an unknown climate, facing untold and unjust punishments - how...

By Emma White Pre the upcoming release of ‘Little Women’, I have been reasoning the successes and downfalls of taking beloved literature and giving it a mome...