Whether you’re alone, planning a romantic night in with your partner or having a night in with friends, Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to…
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Author: Aisha Alli-Balogun
Celebrating The Sims’ 25th anniversary
25 years ago, The Sims changed the way we all gamed forever. From building your dream house to dealing with the chaos of burning a grilled cheese, it became a phenomenon that shaped countless childhoods – like mine.
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REVIEW: ATEEZ light up the O2 Arena with energetic performances
I had the incredible privilege of seeing ATEEZ live at their first ‘Towards The Light’ London stop, and I am still in shock by the fantastic performances and how magical the experience was.
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Shogun to One Day – Platform’s top Films and TV shows of 2024
‘2024 has been a brilliant and varied year for entertainment – with Film and TV that has captivated audiences across the world,’ writes Culture Editor Aisha Alli-Balogun.
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Agatha All Along: An enjoyable and unique addition to the MCU
Written by Thomas Oxby Agatha all along is the latest show to be released by Marvel and is part of phase five of the Marvel…
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Netflix’s ‘Nobody Wants This’ might be my new obsession
Nobody Wants This, Netflix’s latest romantic comedy, presents a refreshingly offbeat love story between Joanne (Kristen Bell), an agnostic sex podcaster, and Noah (Adam Brody),…
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Exploring New Territories: The Unique Path of ‘Heartstopper’s Season 3
‘Heartstopper’ Season 3 beautifully continues its exploration of young love, friendship, and identity with an emotional depth that resonates strongly, especially around mental health…
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“Fragile Homes: Donald Rodney and the Art of Vulnerability”
Written by Anna Li Sitting in my wheelchair in front of Donald Rodney’s In the House of My Father (1997) at Nottingham Contemporary, I cannot…
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