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Reviewing Classics - Salaam Bombay! (1988) - Mira Nair

Samir reviews Mira Nair's Oscar-nominated social drama Salaam Bombay!

Sally Rooney's Normal People Comes to Television

BBC and Hulu's Normal People is a lovely recreation of the novel it is adapted from, a sensation in the literary world by Sally Rooney.

Reviewing Classics - Jarhead (2005) - Sam Mendes

A review of Sam Mendes' Jarhead starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Jamie Foxx. Based on the Gulf War memoir by Anthony Swofford.

Health & Well-being

The Challenges of Working From Home - And What to Do About Them

As millions adjust to working and learning at home, remember the importance of keeping a schedule and maintaining a work-life balance.

Health & Well-being

Mental Illness and the Coronavirus

It's the same thing every day: Wake up, find ways to make the day go by quicker, go to bed, and do the same thing the next day all while being confined to your home. Covid- 19 has undoubtedly changed the world…

Reviewing Classics - The Apartment (1960) - Billy Wilder

Billy Wilder's classic romantic comedy-drama The Apartment is a sharp and memorable pairing of Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine.

Coronavirus: Why this Pandemic is Much More than a Disease

Different ways that Coronavirus has affected societies around the world

Reviewing Classics - La Haine (1995) - Mathieu Kassovitz

A review of contemporary cinema classic La Haine directed by French filmmaker Mathieu Kassovitz.

Reviewing Classics - Seven Samurai (1954) - Akira Kurosawa

A Review of Akira Kurosawa's classic Samurai flick, Seven Samurai, starring Toshiro Mifune.

“The Invisible Man” Review – Never Underestimate a Woman

Golden Globe and Emmy Award winner, Elisabeth Moss, delivers a strong performance in the psychological thriller “The Invisible Man”. Although movie theatres have been forced to close their doors to the public due to Coronavirus, this doesn’t…

Quarantine Reading Suggestion: The Wonderfully Ordinary World of Anne Tyler

Redhead by the Side of the Road, Anne Tyler's latest novel about the rhythms of everyday life, is a comforting and meaningful quarantine read.

Songs That Help Me to be Anywhere but Here

It's easy to get stuck in your head while you're stuck in your homes. Here is a playlist that will transport you to new places. The songs will help settle any anxiety you may be having, and take your mind off of the current tumultuous times we are living in.

Health & Well-being

Fake News is an Epidemic in Itself

Coronavirus isn't the only thing that's contagious right now.

The Coronavirus Pandemic and its Propensity to Trigger Racist Agendas

If given the choice between carrying on daily life during a pandemic, at the expense of the most vulnerable, or lockdown with free food, treatment and essentials, it would appear favourable to choose the latter option. Lockdown with free access…

Easter with a Twist

As Easter Sunday approaches and we find ourselves still stuck indoors, how can we celebrate the holiday under this unique circumstance and still make it an enjoyable day with loved ones? Read this article to find out why Easter doesn't have to be different this year, even though it feels like it might be.

Reviewing Classics - Juliet of the Spirits (1965) - Federico Fellini

Federico Fellini's under-appreciated 1965 film Juliet of the Spirits is a journey into the mind of a woman that is equal parts psychedelic and psychoanalytic.

Culture

My Definition of Mother's Day

Mother's Day is around the corner so I think it's important to reflect on why it is we are celebrating this day. After much consideration and thought, I have come to the conclusion that Mother's Day is more than just to celebrate one woman in your life. It is a day to celebrate women.

Changing the Size of the Fashion Industry

Though there are many people who are aware of the increasing need for inclusivity and diversity in 2020, there are many industry's still lagging behind who have yet to expand their market to welcome marginalized groups, the fashion industry being one of them.

Feast Your Way Through Devour Food Tour

Traveling to an unfamiliar city is full of excitement. The sights and culture can make anyone instantly fall in love with their new surroundings. If, however, there is one thing that distinguishes cities from each other, it’s the food. In…

An American’s Guide to London’s Lifestyle

So, you’re taking the leap and going to London. Whether you’re making the move to the UK or planning on staying temporarily, traveling to one of the world’s largest cities is a big deal. The culture, language, and style is unlike anything…

An American Student's Perspective on Mass Shootings

The harsh reality of being a student in America during a mass shooting epidemic, written by an American.

Stolen artefacts, or Finders Keepers?

With King Tut’s exhibit making its last rounds throughout the world before returning to it’s permanent and rightful residency in Cairo, Egypt, his ancient artefacts serve as a reminder that there are still many treasures that lay caged in…

King Tut's Last Campaign Around The World

King Tutankhamun campaigns around the world for his final time before permanently residing to his throne at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt in 2022. Discovery King Tutankhamun, also known as Th Boy King for his early ascension at 9 years…

Emma Watson Talks Being Single, Mental Health, and Feminism

Harry Potter star Emma Watson discusses the expectations for women in their late 20s, among other topics, in interview.

'Ok Boomer' Starts a Cyberwar Between Generations

Boomers and Generation Z find themselves involved in a Twitter battle over two words. "Ok Boomer" sparks divisive controversy; will these differing generation ever come together?

Get Men Out of Our Hymen

A Different Remembrance Day

November 11th marks the day of remembrance for all the people who have fallen due to war. Remembrance day is most popularly associated with the termination of World War I, which was at 11 a.m. on November 11th, 1918. During this time, it is…

Remembering Forgotten Voices of World War I and II

It's almost Remembrance Day, but is everyone who fought fairly recognised?

Let's Not Forget The 5th of November

For 400 years, London has been celebrating the 5th of November. But why? This day marks the moment when Catholic rebels conspired against King James I in order to reestablish Catholic leadership in Protestant England. They ultimately failed, but what stuck was an affinity to anarchy and fireworks.

ScribersHive Europe - A Letter from the Editor

Samir has his say about the fantastic opportunity he took part in with You Press and Momentum World, reminiscing about the week he stayed in St Albans with amazing people.

Music Review - If You Want To – Beabadoobee

Bea Kristi known as beabadoobee, is a London-based up and coming artist. Known for her own independent, unique bedroom-acoustic sound, she has made an impression on the music scene with a throwback to 90’s and early 2000’s alternative rock…

Notting Hill Carnival: A Behind the Scenes Interview with Helen, a Costume Designer, Maker and Artist

An interview with Helen, about costume production and Notting Hill Carnival

Politics

All in Politics

Donald Trump Acquitted of all Charges

This is the third president to have been impeached, but not convincted, in the United States.

Green Party Announces Action Plan to Tackle Climate Change

The Green Party presents solutions to environmental, social, and economic issues as the climate crisis looms.

Trending Today: Twitter Communist Are Cool Now

Capitalism isn't cutting anymore for young and restless people. Many claim it's in its late stages and demand for something more. Trending on Twitter today is communism. Can it be cool?

200,000 Promised Starter-Homes Never Built

The government promised to build 200,000 starter homes for first time buyers in 2014, but isn't able to deliver.

Extinction Rebellion Wins Case against Met Police

Extinction Rebellion encountered a busy month in October with the organised autumn uprising and recent win against the Met Police over then unlawful ban they placed on protesting.

Routine Criminalisation of Asylum Seekers Continues in the UK

Asylum Seekers of the UK are continuously and unjustly criminalised. A guest article from Harry Sanders of the Immigration Advice Service.

Trudeau in Deep Waters with Blackface

The Canadian elections are soon with Prime Minister Trudeau's Liberal Party facing several scandals including blackface.

Saudi's Oil Refinery Attacked by Houthi Rebels

An attack on the largest oil field increased the price of oil with fingers pointed at Iran.

Boris Johnson’s Struggle for Brexit

With Brexit deadline fast approaching, the Prime Minister is trying to find a way to get out of the EU even if it means without a deal.

Hong Kong Protests: A Repeat of Tiananmen Square?

Protests in Hong Kong is intensifying with possible repetition of past atrocities.

The Brazilian Great Fire

There have been 72,000 blazes in the Amazon Rainforest since the beginning of the year.

Trump Wishes to Buy Greenland

Trump wants to buy Greenland of Denmark but the idea is laughed at.

Lack of Accountability with the Powerful

With the death of Epstein surround with mystery, why do powerful people avoid accountability.

Bureaucracy and the Moon

It's been 50 years since we first landed on the Moon but why haven't we travelled back there for so long?

The Irony of Trump, Guns and Mass Shooters

Mass shootings are an endemic problem in the United States but gun-rights advocates find anything else but guns to blame.

Britain and Iran: A Complicated Relationship

Britain and Iran's relationship is at an all-time low with both nations seizing ships and at the same time want to preserve the 2015 nuclear deal.

Health

Health & Well-being

The Challenges of Working From Home - And What to Do About Them

As millions adjust to working and learning at home, remember the importance of keeping a schedule and maintaining a work-life balance.

Health & Well-being

Mental Illness and the Coronavirus

It's the same thing every day: Wake up, find ways to make the day go by quicker, go to bed, and do the same thing the next day all while being confined to your home. Covid- 19 has undoubtedly changed the world…

Health & Well-being

Fake News is an Epidemic in Itself

Coronavirus isn't the only thing that's contagious right now.

Health & Well-being

Ground Rules For Life in Isolation

As we enter a new phase in our lives, a phase of isolation, it's important we set some rules during this adjustment period in order to take care of our physical and mental health.

Health & Well-being

The Challenges of Working From Home - And What to Do About Them

As millions adjust to working and learning at home, remember the importance of keeping a schedule and maintaining a work-life balance.

Health & Well-being

Mental Illness and the Coronavirus

It's the same thing every day: Wake up, find ways to make the day go by quicker, go to bed, and do the same thing the next day all while being confined to your home. Covid- 19 has undoubtedly changed the world…

Health & Well-being

Fake News is an Epidemic in Itself

Coronavirus isn't the only thing that's contagious right now.

Health & Well-being

Ground Rules For Life in Isolation

As we enter a new phase in our lives, a phase of isolation, it's important we set some rules during this adjustment period in order to take care of our physical and mental health.

Health & Well-being

The Challenges of Working From Home - And What to Do About Them

As millions adjust to working and learning at home, remember the importance of keeping a schedule and maintaining a work-life balance.

Health & Well-being

Mental Illness and the Coronavirus

It's the same thing every day: Wake up, find ways to make the day go by quicker, go to bed, and do the same thing the next day all while being confined to your home. Covid- 19 has undoubtedly changed the world…

Health & Well-being

Fake News is an Epidemic in Itself

Coronavirus isn't the only thing that's contagious right now.

Health & Well-being

Ground Rules For Life in Isolation

As we enter a new phase in our lives, a phase of isolation, it's important we set some rules during this adjustment period in order to take care of our physical and mental health.

Health & Well-being

The Challenges of Working From Home - And What to Do About Them

As millions adjust to working and learning at home, remember the importance of keeping a schedule and maintaining a work-life balance.

Health & Well-being

Mental Illness and the Coronavirus

It's the same thing every day: Wake up, find ways to make the day go by quicker, go to bed, and do the same thing the next day all while being confined to your home. Covid- 19 has undoubtedly changed the world…

Health & Well-being

Fake News is an Epidemic in Itself

Coronavirus isn't the only thing that's contagious right now.

Health & Well-being

Ground Rules For Life in Isolation

As we enter a new phase in our lives, a phase of isolation, it's important we set some rules during this adjustment period in order to take care of our physical and mental health.