Review: Documentaries around the world
Journalist Beatriz Ferreira reviews several documentaries from across the globe. Continue Reading
‘It could blow up one day into something great’: The Bracknell woman who launched a successful hair care brand in lockdown
Twenty-four-year-old Ama Amo-Aygei from Bracknell previously suffered from traction alopecia and created a wellness brand called Planted, that focuses on hair care. She uses plant-based products and ingredients to heal and amplify the mind, body, and soul. Continue Reading
How I took advantage of the lockdowns
So how did I take advantage of something so negative? I walked. Simple, yet very effective. Continue Reading
GAWNE flows into new stage
When Luke Gawne suffered a serious brain trauma in his mid-teens, he knew little-to-nothing about rap music. In fact, it was near the bottom of his list of interests. Continue Reading
CITIES: SKYLINES – A city-building game which merges urban planning, management, mayoralty and entertainment
Considered the SimCity series’ successor, Finnish developers Colossal Order take a fresh and unique approach to city-building, one which certainly doesn’t disappoint. Continue Reading
Yes, they do! The stories behind Costa Rica becoming the first Central American country to legalise same-sex marriage
Costa Rica became the first Central American country to legalise same-sex marriage. Writer Beatriz Ferreira heard some of the stories behind the landmark ruling. Continue Reading
A letter from our editor
The previous year has been incredibly difficult for most of us. It surprised us with an excruciating global pandemic that took and continues to take the lives of many, trapped us inside our homes and inside our own heads. Continue Reading