By Maria Bregman, writer Stephen Hawking’s name is synonymous with unparalleled genius, unyielding determination, and an enduring legacy in theoretical physics. Diagnosed with motor neurone…
By Sara Bright A Puzzling Gesture In a world where the lives of the Royal Family are scrutinised with an unrelenting gaze, a seemingly innocuous…
By Sara Bright The festive season may seem to culminate with New Year’s Eve for many around the globe, but for Orthodox Christians, Christmas celebrations…
By Sara Bright The glamour and allure of Hollywood were on full display on 5 January 2025, as the prestigious Golden Globe Awards returned to…
By Sara Bright The Impulsive Act That Preserved Britain’s Heritage. When one envisions the timeless silhouette of Stonehenge, a prehistoric monument steeped in myth and…
By Sara Bright As the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, millions of Britons settle into a time-honoured ritual: revisiting beloved films that have…
By Sara Bright The world of creativity often feels like a paradox. For many aspiring writers, artists, and creators, the pursuit of a dream often…
By Maria Bregman, writer and cultural reviewer Beneath the haze of an imagined industrial revolution, where gears turn in endless rhythm and plumes of steam…
By Sara Bright Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson’s roles in the provocative 2024 film “Babygirl” have sparked wide-ranging discussions about the evolving representation of female…
By Katerina Karp, Visual Artist, Art Critic A few days before Christmas, I attended my second Philosophy Café at the Manchester Art Gallery. This time,…