Changes review: the devolution of Bieber
Although Justin Bieber may be developing on his latest album Changes, Bailey Agbhai argues not for the better.
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The future of the #MeToo movement after the conviction of Weinstein
Bailey Agbai offers insight into the future of the #metoo movement and what the recent conviction of Harvey Weinstein could mean for it.
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Should television be an educational form of entertainment?
Bailey Agbai considers the importance of television being educational when addressing social and topical issues, and provides examples from shows such as Glee and Skins.
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Top 10 Songs of the 00s
As if you weren't nostalgic enough for the noughties, Bailey Agbai compiles a list of the decade's top tunes.
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‘Birds of Prey’ succeeds by refusing to take itself too seriously
Bailey Agbai reviews 'Birds of Prey', the first all-female-led entry in the DC universe, starring Margot Robbie.
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A Love Letter to Mariah Carey
I was thirteen when I fell in love with Mariah Carey. Initially, it was a reluctant musical courtship. The only time Mariah is ever spoken about these days is at Christmas and so listening to her in June didn’t correlate with my Drake-worshiping classmates. I’d gingerly drop her into conversation as though I wasn’t too obsessed. In all actuality, I wanted any excuse to talk about the woman who was having a profound impact on my life.
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Album of the month: Doja Cat’s Hot Pink
Earlier on in the month, Doja Cat released her sophomore album, Hot Pink. A shameless proclamation of her sexuality and a justification of why she deserves attention, the album is comprised of twelve tracks that come together to show us what Doja Cat thinks, wants and, perhaps most importantly, craves.
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