Movies and Christmas go together like roast potatoes and gravy, and rightly so. It’s cold outside, you’re soporific from all the festive feasting, and the terrestrial telly bigwigs lay on a banquet of old favourites […]
Author: Ruth Mary Annie
Hate-watch or guilty pleasure? The stereotyped nightmare of Emily in Paris
Yes it’s ridiculous, and yes, it’s addictive – but do we love to hate the Lily Collins vehicle… or hate that we love it? By now, we’ve all seen the relentless roasting of Netflix’s Emily […]
Comrades in Arts: ‘Don’t extinguish our creative fire’
A call to my fellow artists: let us wield our weapons of mass creation aloft and refuse to reboot and retrain Imagine working towards something your whole life – practising as a child, studying as […]
Attenborough’s Insta moment: A waste of time or a green revolution?
While I love seeing Sir David Attenborough on my Insta feed, I can’t help but ask myself: is there any point? Few people have achieved the same level of universal appeal as Sir David Attenborough. […]
Triggered on Depop
Hidden amongst the vintage gems there’s a lot of harmful content on Depop – but who’s really responsible? My relationship with fashion can be summed up with these two facts: 1) I only buy second-hand, […]
Artwork | Lino printing by Ruth Draws Things
Originally hailing from Oxford, Ruth Stewart aka Ruth Draws Things is a freelance illustrator currently based in Bristol, having moved here from London where she studied illustration and managed pubs, bars and nightclubs. Her move […]