Browsing: COVID-19

Raise your hands if you are ready to hear the words “Can I see your passport and boarding pass please.” …

The future of working from home post pandemic.

The world has begun again, so should you. Let’s face it, we can’t use the pandemic as an excuse to…

With a Brazilian election approaching in October 2022, we took a look at one of the world’s most controversial leaders,…

A look at the tech that helped us through lockdown.

Dear reader, as you are aware the recent pandemic has all but closed off society and has managed to change…

There has always been fake medicine, from the medieval times where people believed that a bag of herbs would cure…

After almost 2 years of COVID-19, things are only just starting to go back to normal, but I wanted to take…

When the director Nobuhiko Obayashi made his 1977 horror film, House, the director was inspired by conversations he’d had with his 10-year old daughter, Higumi. She told him about visions of a house that can eat people. She pondered on someone being attacked by their own reflection, a grand piano with keys for teeth that eats someone. Nobuhiko combined these images to create a rich and dreamy film, a flash of technicolour macabre that is best described as a ‘psychedelic ghost tale.’ But Obayashi used the film’s fantastical world to suggest a darker message.

Like many singletons, I have spent a disproportionate amount of time during the pandemic on Tinder. I’m not going to…