Monthly Archives: July 2015
No peas, please
Some things just cannot be ignored. People who wear socks with sandals and those who listen to Cliff Richard without a hint of irony, for example. And now the people have spoken on the new issue of 2015 – those who mess with their guacamole recipes.
Read more...150th anniversary of Alice in Wonderland
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll (otherwise known as Charles Lutwidge Dodgson) has been described as ‘the first true classic of children’s literature’.
Read more...2015: a blockbuster year
2015 has undoubtedly been a big year for the box office as blockbuster after blockbuster has hit our screens. Gone are the Orange Wednesdays that were loved by many but the pull of the cinema definitely hasn’t left. The selection of films released this summer indicate that this trend has no intention of slowing down as records are being smashed in film genres across the board.
Read more...The real legend of Glastonbury
With the end of June comes the start of Glastonbury and for a week the newspapers, TV and social media are monopolised. After attending the festival, it is possible to argue it deserves this coverage; it truly is one of the most diverse and fascinating festivals in the world – although I might not be agreeing if I was sat at home having to endure the constant reminder I didn’t get tickets.
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