Ghost: Welcome to the Spectacle
Ghost- the pop-metal band from Sweden played at Cardiff’s Motoroint Arena on Sunday 17th of November, ensuing a night of theatrics, pantomime and saxaphones.
The storm forming around China’s tech sector
China’s technology sector is growing so rapidly that it is pushing the United States out of its long-held position at the top of the digital food chain. At the forefront of this booming industry are companies such as Huawei, WeChat and Tencent, which have helped
Who needs revision?
The exam period is the most stressful time of many teenagers’ lives. Because of this, many students and parents believe that all their time and effort should go into revision and studying in order to maximise their preparedness for the exams. This means that pupils
Jesus is King and Kanye West’s Rebirth
As I’m sure many of you already know, Kanye West just dropped his ninth studio album late last month, titled Jesus is King. The short 27-minute album marks a new era for Kanye, one that’s been a long time coming: his rebirth as a devout, born-again
Why Women need Economics… and why Economics needs Women
Around this time last year, I decided I wanted to do Economics at University. During my research into which University I should go to; I watched a lot of YouTube videos. This was when I noticed something: when I searched “Economics at Uni” into YouTube,
FIFA 20: one month in…
FIFA 20 has been out for a month and I now feel that I have played enough to write a review. Few games stir such powerful feeling as FIFA. Few can match the soaring highs and crushing lows felt as you navigate your way through
Wales reach semi-finals with a cagey win against France
On a tense night in Oita, Wales emerged triumphant following a bruising encounter with old foes France. After a calamitous first ten minutes, Wales gradually clawed their way back into their game before a decisive red card against Sebastien Vahaamahina proved pivotal in enabling Ross
A Midsummer Night’s Dream – The Bridge Theatre
Admittedly, I am a novice when it comes to Shakespeare but even my untrained eye could comprehend some of the palpable brilliance of Nicholas Hytner’s latest production of Shakespeare’s classic comedy, ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’. For three hours, I remained engrossed in what was a
Wales beat resilient Fiji
Despite a disappointing start from Wales, conceding two unanswered tries and a yellow card in the first quarter, they eventually prevailed over a physical Fiji side. Whilst Wales did not emulate the heroics of the previous week against Australia, they did enough to overcome what
Lebron James and basketball’s problem with nostalgia
Lebron James, a 34 year old small forward for the La Lakers, is viewed as one of the best ever basketball players, however he is still considered to be far from top place. The typical basketball fan will tell you that Michael Jordan was the