Can Stranger Things avoid the curse of the sequel?
I was excited for season two of Stranger Things, but also concerned. The Duffer Brothers had originally planned to leave
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Rupi Kaur's 'The Sun And Her Flowers' – creative, refreshing, and accessible
After receiving a copy of ‘The Sun and Her Flowers’ for my birthday this year, I was particularly intrigued to
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Medea, written in rage – a story of love, desire, and belonging
Medea (Written in Rage) is a play that knows what it wants to say, and delivers it loud and clear.
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LUPS – An Open Debate: America, Minorities and the Future Liveblog
By Nolan Callecod This article was written by Anonymous Author. Note: This post was migrated from the old SCAN website.
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Marvel hammers another home run with Thor: Ragnarok
Until now, Thor has been an underrated Avenger. His first two solo films failed to garner a significant fan base
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Rain Gear, Sex Shop Couture or High Fashion?
2017. A year in which everything is possible. Balenciaga over-the-knee neon boots, Y/Project detachable jeans and now, the Vinyl
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What does the trend of Islamic conversion tell us about modern life?
A recent study conducted in the UK suggests that there are as many as 100 000 Brits who have converted
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Escape rooms: free yourself from the mundane
Quick! You only have one hour to escape from the serial killer’s lair! Or maybe you’re fleeing a
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Wolfenstein – once far-fetched, now scarily topical
Wolfenstein is back. And its trailer takes no prisoners… The latest gameplay trailer for Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus hit
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My Story: The anxious social butterfly
If you type “social butterfly” into a generic search engine, the result is along these lines: “a slang term for
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Tom Stade Review: Comedy that is far from staid
Rock-n-roll comedian Tom Stade begins his 2017 tour on the back of a year away in Africa. The middle-aged Canadian
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Comic Stands: The Graphic Novel Autobiography
Blankets by Craig Thompson, Top Shelf Productions – Mature Readers In 1992, American artist Art Spiegelmen released the graphic novel Maus;
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Review: Nocturnes questions reality in the post-truth era
Upon entering the theatre the audience is met with a sparse stage set with only one table, three chairs and
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Smells Like Teen Spirit
Have you ever heard a song that reminds you of a specific moment in time, tasted a chocolate that triggers
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Artist Spotlight: Tracey Emin is Queen of the Unconventional
Tracey Emin has been an international bad girl of the art world since the 1990’s. Whether creating eccentric art
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