By Mollie Porein. Most if not everyone loves watching TV shows and movies. Did you know that we learn more when we are having fun? TV does have a vast potential to be used in an educational form when learning English, especially, for those to whom it’s not their first language.
Lady Bird has got to be one of the most relatable films I’ve seen in years. There’s no big adventure, there’s no explosions, no life changing romances and mysteries needing to be solved. It’s just a simple, real, down-to-earth story. Christine “Lady Bird” McPherson is a teenage girl living her
Liverpool is gloriously counter-cultural. A once booming port that saw the world pass through its docks, Liverpool was fashioned by the working classes. The romanticism of Liverpool formed a community stronger than any other, a community that would produce some of the world’s biggest stars. In the face of privatisation, Thatcherism and
By Mollie Porein. College is a time for students to try out new things and have different experiences in life. You will find students are most often busy with their studies they hardly ever get time to do anything else. But once in a while, it is often advised to let
David Lynch… a big name with a filmography that’s somewhat divisive; some love his work and others loathe it but whatever your feelings on his oeuvre it’s impossible to deny that it’s intriguing, mind-opening and thought-provoking stuff. Perhaps film critic Barry Norman best summed it up like this: “The thing
