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House Music Has been Black — Beyoncé Is Just Bringing It Back

House Music Has been Black — Beyoncé Is Just Bringing It Back

One thing about Beyoncé, she’s always going to start a conversation. This time, at the centre of the discourse surrounding Queen Bey is “Break My Soul,” featuring Big Freedia, the first single from her seventh solo album Renaissance dropping next month. The ‘90s house-meets-bounce record is a bonafide earworm: The […]

Hidden Gems: The Underrated Movies To Watch If You’ve Streamed It All

If you’ve ever agitatedly switched from tab to tab, searching the multitude of streaming services for something to watch, you’re in good company. I embarrassingly allocate a lot of my monthly funds into entertainment subscription platforms — Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime, Apple TV — you name it, I’ve got it. For someone who […]

This New Dystopian TV Drama Feels All Too Real For Women

This New Dystopian TV Drama Feels All Too Real For Women

Pass through Midwich in the car and it would likely prompt a reaction of: “Well, isn’t this lovely?” It’s the kind of middle class, leafy ‘burb where union jack bunting bristles in the wind and local estate agents display framed newspaper cuttings proclaiming its position as one of “The Ten […]

Your Horoscope This Week: 29th May to 4th June, 2022

Your Horoscope This Week: 29th May to 4th June, 2022

This week, we bid May farewell and welcome June, so named after the Roman goddess of marriage and childbirth, as well as the protector of the Roman Empire. But what is an empire to a goddess? In an interview between well-known astrologers, Chris Brennan and Demetra George, George took on […]

Here’s Everything Coming To UK Netflix In June

Here’s Everything Coming To UK Netflix In June

We’ve made it to summer, guys – more specifically, the ultra long bank holiday. Is anyone 100% certain exactly what we’re celebrating? No. Are we ready to enjoy a four-day weekend in glorious sunshine? Yes, yes we are. For those who have bagged themselves a trip away, congratulations. And for […]

In Pictures: 6 Months With Sheffield’s Sex Workers

In Pictures: 6 Months With Sheffield’s Sex Workers

Twenty-two-year-old Barnsley-born photographer Lily Miles became interested in the subject of sex work after watching a documentary on Channel 4 called A Very British Brothel. Taking viewers inside City Sauna in Sheffield, close to where Miles grew up, the documentary was raucous, all about hamming up the ‘sexual antics’ that […]

These Are Europe’s Most LGBTQ+-Friendly Countries

These Are Europe’s Most LGBTQ+-Friendly Countries

For the seventh year in a row, Malta has been named the most LGBTQ+-friendly country in Europe. Malta finishes top of the annual Rainbow Map and Index by the ILGA, which ranks 49 European countries on their “respective legal and policy practices for LGBTQ+ people”. The ILGA – International Lesbian, Gay, […]

We Reviewed Hint, A New Astrology App That Delivers Star-Powered, Personalised Insights

We Reviewed Hint, A New Astrology App That Delivers Star-Powered, Personalised Insights

Calling all star signs, from the astro-curious to the straight-up celestially obsessed. A new phone app has crash-landed into this universe, and Hint is here to break down what’s written in the stars. Utilising real space data from NASA, your birth information, and personalised advice from actual astrologers, it offers […]

Rakiyah Sings R&B In Korean — But Don’t Call Her A K-Pop Artist

Rakiyah Sings R&B In Korean — But Don’t Call Her A K-Pop Artist

K-pop has established itself over the last few decades as a musical, cultural and financial juggernaut, but it’s difficult to discuss the genre (and K-R&B or K-hip-hop) without getting into the messy anti-Black and culturally appropriative aspects that come with its ties to Black culture. The K-pop industry is often […]