What a great day it is all around. The last day of exams (finally!), it’s Friday and it’s a National Day we can all get on board with – National Fish and Chip Day. As if we really needed an excuse for a Friday night takeaway. Fish and chips have always been, and always will… Continue reading National Fish and Chip Day
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REVIEW: Wonder Woman – Rise of the Warrior
Dir: Patty Jenkins Cert: 12A Release: 1 Jun ’17 Superhero movies. They’re mostly men in daft costumes, rampaging around and saving the world while the ladies look on from the sidelines, offering the occasional romantic distraction. In recent years, however, the ladies that populate the big-screen adaptations of our favourite comic books have been taking… Continue reading REVIEW: Wonder Woman – Rise of the Warrior
Throwback Thursday: Celebrities before they were famous
Ah before they were famous – ever wondered what Justin Beiber’s luscious locks looked like before he made the big time? What about Jennifer Lawrence? Was she as fashionable in high school as she is on the red carpet? We doubt it. For this week’s throwback Thursday we’re joining the bandwagon of posting pictures from… Continue reading Throwback Thursday: Celebrities before they were famous
Young people more likely to travel without insurance
With summer holiday season around the corner a new survey has revealed that young people are more likely to travel without insurance – risking medical fees in the thousands if they fall ill on holiday. The Association of British Travel Agents surveyed 2,043 Britons and found that 40% of 18 to 24 year olds were… Continue reading Young people more likely to travel without insurance
Festival mobile mishaps
A quarter of Brits admit to suffering a mobile mishap at musical festivals – from dropping their phone down a Portaloo to cracking their screen. New research from uSwitch.com has shown that despite these stats, just 8% would consider taking a cheaper phone to a festival instead of their day-to-day smartphone. A whopping 400,000 18 to… Continue reading Festival mobile mishaps
Throwback Thursday: The Best Emo Anthems
Remember when everyone joined The Black Parade? We were all American Idiots. Or simply, we were all suffocating because our skinny jeans were so tight. If you did fall into the dyed black hair, dark eyeliner and studded belt group, even if you didn’t, these classic #TBT emo anthems are sure to get you dancing… Continue reading Throwback Thursday: The Best Emo Anthems
Manchester Attacks – The Internet Responds
Late last night (22 May), a suspected terror attack took place at the end of an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester. Reports reveal that 22 people have been killed and around 59 people injured, with at least 60 ambulances sent to the Manchester Arena – also known as the MEN – to care for victims.… Continue reading Manchester Attacks – The Internet Responds
REVIEW: Declan McKenna
As Glasgow’s famous King Tuts rapidly filled up with eager young fans, you would be forgiven in thinking the venue had been transported back to the 90s. Retro Kappa jackets, ankle grazers and Dr Martens, the crowd was well kitted out to see rising star Declan McKenna. The atmosphere was palpable with excitement bouncing off… Continue reading REVIEW: Declan McKenna
On the job: The Red Arrows engineer
Jordan Thorburn is an engineer with the Red Arrows, one of the world’s leading aerobatic display teams. We caught up with him about his role What does your role with the Red Arrows involve? My role as one of the mechanical engineers on the Red Arrows involves maintaining and repairing any mechanical or hydraulic system… Continue reading On the job: The Red Arrows engineer