The best articles of the week, picked by our Editor-in-Chief
august 2017 sitting in my new home in london, i read about my old Home in Korea and my old old home in america and leaders of one Korea and leaders of one america fondling each other’s dicksegos as foreplay to a very.scary.dark.post.apocalyptic.fifty.scary.shades.of.fifty.scary.darker.nuclear.wars. it’s not “Really stupid”. it’s Really terribly clever and evil and scary…
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Five male students from the university of Exeter have been exposed trading racist and sexist slurs on a WhatsApp chat, leading to a major investigation by the university and police involvement.
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Black Panther: the latest instalment in the Marvel Universe is a powerful reclamation of blackness and redefines African nations as anything but ‘shithole countries’.
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Regardless of your relationship status, be your own Valentine this Valentine’s Day and send yourself a card that you definitely won’t rip up.
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The fourth studio outing, Little Dark Age, from indie-psych’s best-known stalwarts is clearly a compromise between critical approval and personal creative vision, but walking the thin red line between both fields has never sounded better.
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When Aziz Ansari was accused of sexual assault by a woman referred to as ‘Grace’, many rallied to his defence. These allegations have forced the discussion on sexual assault into a far more convoluted area and the result has made many uncomfortable with their own understanding of consent.
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While 2017 definitely had its fair share of stinkers, I’d wager that there’s also proof that the film industry still has some spunk left in it.
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Mainstream porn is failing its fundamental purpose. ‘Feminist porn’ has a far greater emphasis on mutual enjoyment, showing that equality can be sexy.
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We bring you our most read reviews of 2017, with links to the full articles to peruse at your pleasure!
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2017 may have come and gone like a whisper on the breeze, but good music stays with us perennially –
take some good music with you into 2018.