Bring it on Home: BluesFest to Celebrate its 8th Year at the O2.
The annual Bluesfest is coming back to London this October to celebrate their 8thyear at the O2 with legendary alumni’s Van Morrison and Robert Plant. Launched in 2011, the annual fest became one of the largest festivals in Europe to … Continue reading Bring it on Home: BluesFest to Celebrate its 8th Year at the O2.
Clarification Letter: Student Government Elections Suspended After Rules Broken
The Richmond Free Press would like to address any confusion regarding the information published on the story “Student Government Elections Suspended After Rules Broken”. It has been brought to the attention of the Richmond Free Press that a decision was made between student leaders and candidates to reopen the election due to transparency issues and to honour student voice. A meeting had decided that Article 12.4 had not been broken, under the circumstances that no information was published to the public. Sources state that even though Article 12.4 was not techincally broken, it was felt that the transparency clause had been broken, which led to the decision to reopen the election. The Free Press and the … Continue reading Clarification Letter: Student Government Elections Suspended After Rules Broken
Isle of Dogs — A fine balance of stylistic endeavour & contemporary political relevance
Written and directed by: Wes Anderson
Story by: Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola, Jason Schwartzman, Kunichi Nomura
Cast: Bryan Cranston, Ed Norton, Bill Murray, Jeff Goldblum, Scarlett Johansson
Following a four-year hiatus, Wes Anderson succeeds his last entry, The Grand Budapest Hotel, with an equally, if not more ambitious, piece of work. Entirely comprised of animated stop-motion figures resembling puppets — the same method used with Fantastic Mr. Fox — Isle of Dogs functions as a trademark of its auteur whilst carrying the equal sophistication and identification as a modern-day socio-political parable. Continue reading “Isle of Dogs — A fine balance of stylistic endeavour & contemporary political relevance”
“Where I’m From”: A Riddle
Image: Courtesy of @AmrTIP I come from a land of tall palm trees, where the Sahara dessert hoovers beneath, while the Mediterranean sea governs above and all in-between, Squeezed between two lands of ancient prime, one of the pyramids and the … Continue reading “Where I’m From”: A Riddle
Where I’m From: Living as an Anglo-Turk in London
An Anglo-Turk in London – a term that isn’t meant to sound too unusual. In my situation, however, having lived in one country over the space of eighteen years renders it so. Movements between eight different households, a bundle of … Continue reading Where I’m From: Living as an Anglo-Turk in London
Where I’m From: Kingston, Pennsylvania
Growing up in Kingston, I can remember always walking to my elementary school (or primary school as the Brits call it). The way the Appalachian Mountains were in the distance, creating the valley I lived in, and made a euphoric site … Continue reading Where I’m From: Kingston, Pennsylvania
All Music Matters talks Animation- Interview with Verdiana Pagnano
As fall break is coming to an end, All Music Matters is only beginning. On this month’s All Music Matter episode, I was joined by my dear friend Verdiana Pagnano. Hailing all the way from Florence, Italy, we met early … Continue reading All Music Matters talks Animation- Interview with Verdiana Pagnano
Review: Dan Reeder “Nobody Wants to be You”
Freedom of expression is key in the world of music. This will most certainly define individuals as their own unique style, by creating the rules as they go, Dan Reeder’s new album “No one Want’s to be you” goes to … Continue reading Review: Dan Reeder “Nobody Wants to be You”
REVIEW: Robert Plant Live at Maida Vale
Robert Plant and his band the Sensational Space Shifters were scheduled to perform as part Radio 6 to promote their upcoming album “Carry Fire” (Release date 13/10/17) at the Madia Vale studios in west London. Out of 50.000 who applied … Continue reading REVIEW: Robert Plant Live at Maida Vale