With exam season finally ending, there is no better way to spend your time binge-watching TV shows. Here’s a list of Netflix shows, as well as some hidden gems, that are a perfect accompaniment to your lazy summer days free from exam stress. Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt This Netflix show recently released...
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As a child, I grew up on a diet of Jacqueline Wilson novels, with Tracy Beaker and her anti-social, dumping ground antics being a favourite. With the news of a Tracy Beaker sequel, in which she is a single parent having to provide for herself and her daughter, I am...
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Summer is a period of freedom. We have completed all of our exams and have months to do as we wish. What better way to spend these lazy summer months than to indulge in films where characters are similarly treating themselves to sunny adventures? Stand by Me (1986) directed by...
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When I want to relax, my go-to is none other than Animal Crossing. The game itself has been a presence in my life from a very young age, and so it is hugely nostalgic whenever I open up my little village. The game is relaxing because it’s pure and wholesome....
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Donating Blood can be daunting, but Gezy Vaughan explains why she chose to donate blood and why it's not as bad as you think.
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The ITV noir police drama Marcella has entered its second season, with the first season recently added to Netflix. However, is the show too dark and disturbing? Television is saturated with shows that offer a disturbing glimpse into the psyche of serial killers and psychopaths through police procedural dramas: Marcella is...
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It’s groundbreaking and gag-worthy, but how has Ru Paul’s Drag Race, the low budget reality TV show to find the worlds best drag queen, turned into such a phenomenon? With news this week that Ru Paul is the first drag queen to earn a star on the Hollywood walk of...
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When the weather turns nasty in the UK, you can guarantee that the TV will be full of reporters battling the conditions. Is it right to send them into the thick of it?
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Gezy Vaughan shines a light on Seasonal Affective Disorder and the impact that it has on mental health.
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A number of TV shows have been criticised for being too violent. Is violence necessary onscreen, or have we gone too far?
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A deliciously dark and hilarious comedy, Gezy Vaughan reviews The End of the F***ing World as it hits Netflix.
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The Boar TV heads across the pond as our writers offer up some of their favourite American TV Christmas specials.
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After the show's move to Channel 4, is The Great British Bake Off still a success, or has the change damaged the show?
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