The New York Times released the documentary ‘Framing Britney Spears’ earlier this week which has reignited the #FreeBritney movement worldwide. The documentary outlines the current state of Spears’ conservatorship with her Father Jamie Spears, whereby he has been her sole conservator, controlling all of her finances but furthermore he has had sole conservatorship over… Continue reading
Kazakhstan is embracing Borat and the release of the second film in the tourism boards new advertising campaign. When the first film was released, there were mixed feelings in Kazakhstan according to the BBC. In an article written by Kazakh Yerlon Askarbekov he explains that when Borat was introduced on the Ali G Show, Sacha Baren Cohen’s website… Continue reading
Kanye West is still in the running to becoming Americas 45th president this week as he releases his first campaign video 22 days before the vote. Kanye has been the butt of many jokes during his career, with his unorthodox business moves, controversial public statements and twitter rants. In his last appearance related to the election, Kanye was… Continue reading
Yesterday it came to light that the bars in the House Of Commons are exempt from new Covid-19 restrictions. In light of the restrictions tightening for the public, there was confused faces all around the UK that begged the question ; ‘Is it one rule for one and one rule for another?’ According to The Times,… Continue reading
Michael Gove has said that Brits will be encouraged to work from home “if possible”, in a new government effort to reduce the spread of coronavirus. This is a far cry from the ‘back to work’ encouragements in July, and comes with the announcment from Boris Johnson regarding changes to the hospitality industries opening… Continue reading
In a survey spanning across 50 states of America, it was found that just under a quarter of young Americans believe that the Holocaust either never happened or was exaggerated. This frightening revelation is thought to be due to the spread of conspiracy theories that youngsters have mistaken for fact. Vice reported that 12% of… Continue reading
Funding within Arts and Cultural sectors have always been restricted within the UK. It is difficult to know whether this issue has stemmed from a lack of priority places for creative subjects due to it not being the main source of financial income in the UK however, due to the fragility of the existing creative… Continue reading
The Covid-19 pandemic has affected the world as we know it. Mandatory masks and offices closing down, however, in Somalia, the pandemic has affected another aspect that many would never even think of. The sexual intercourse related crimes bill has been recently drafted which would allow young girls to be married once they are ‘sexually… Continue reading
A man’s birthday (played by the founder of Gecko, Amit Lahav) plunges him into a surprise party, one he views as ‘emotional’. The moment induces reflection as we are transported to the very beginning of his life when he is placed into a makeshift womb. Every new room he walks through, with a shifting stage,… Continue reading
The British nation is well renowned for its love of going ‘down the pub’. So, when Covid robbed us of our cheeky midweek trips and compulsory weekend pints, people got inventive. Handymen all across Britain put their skills and DIY brains to good use, building some very impressive ‘Bardens’ (bars in gardens)! For those fortunate… Continue reading
