Public Enemy Number One
You know when some kind of election is coming up when you come home and can’t open your door for the mountain of leaflets on the other side telling what […]
Tag Archives: Culture
It’s All Gone Kenneth Tong
If you have been online over the past week you may have heard this “gentleman’s” name mentioned. This morning I saw a disgruntled tweet mentioning someone called Kenneth Tong and […]
Planes, politics and Football
I’m more than painfully aware that I haven’t written a new blog entry for a few weeks now. I must put my hands up and admit that there is no […]
3D Movies, Coming to a Dimension Near You
3D used to be a rather uninteresting venture. I remember having those cardboard 3D glasses and looking at dinosaur magazines as a kid and it would just hurt my eyes. […]
It’s No Wonder
What’s the secret to the success of the BBC’s Wonders of the Solar System? I find myself watching it and I can just sit back in awe of what I’m […]
Back to the Future Jobs Fund
As England continues to sit on the borders of global finance like a disabled leper, Mr. Darling announces the government’s new budget proposal. And it has made for an interesting […]
The Day Twitter Died
It started much like any other day. Alarm chirping in the corner of my room as the sun shines in through the windows. A new day filled with optimism and […]
Save BBC 6Music
Sadly it seems like BBC 6Music is living on borrowed time. The Times published a story today announcing that the BBC will be axing two of its radio stations (in […]
The Death of Social Etiquette
A mother is approaching a normal, manually opened door whilst pushing her pram. She will have difficulty with the logistics of such an operation without the help of a selfless […]
The Noughties, that was it?!
Originally posted Monday, 25th January 2010. This is the top ten entries in a countdown of the 50 most culturally important happenings of the last decade. I should point out, […]
