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London-based arts and culture writer, with a focus on film, music and contemporary art. I hold a BA in English Literature and Drama Studies from University College Dublin. Words in Wonderland Magazine, Man About Town, Hard Copy, EveryDejaVu and more.
A poetic take on that all too familiar feeling the morning after a raucous night out.
Grandeur, betrayal and desire sit at the top of the thematic iceberg of Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette (2006), the rich exploration of one of history's most infamous royals. However, just underneath the surface of these turbulent waters sit other, more delicious descriptors; feathers, frills and hot pink. Thus behold, a visual feast which eclipses the multi-course, drama-drenched plot.
Savanah Leaf dives into her debut feature Earth Mama, the art of the communal voice and the power of motherhood.
From heartwarming comedies to gory horror and trying tales of motherhood our crème de la crème movies of the year have it all.
The first UK retrospective on Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama has landed in London, as it traces the evolution of his artistic journey
Angst, nostalgia, and a little more angst are the ingredients that make Canadian singer-songwriter Fog Lake the perfect soundtrack for the next time you're in your feels.
Past Lives - Celine Song's directorial debut - is a tender love letter to the one who got away, writes Leah Commandeur in their first piece for Left Brain Media.
Leah Commandeur argues that the insecure YA protagonist may be out-dated and that Young Adult readers need a greater range of personalities among their protagonists.
Rachel Thornton creates a safe space for belly laughs and glistening teary faces to exist in harmony in her debut play 'The Last Wolf in Ireland'.
What advice would you give to your younger self if only given the chance?