The week ahead with Alexander Wilson: Monday 8th March – Sunday 14th March
In house seer Alexander Wilson reviews the patterns in the stars this week and how it will affect your day to day living.
Tag Archives: culture
What is Asakaa, and what does it mean to be Kumerican?
A group of Ghanaian men are changing rap music, but what is Asakaa, and what does it mean to be Kumerican?
How the Penguin Bar saved Britain
The Penguin Bar. A British classic. It need not be said how much this sandwich-style piece of heaven means to the people of this country. This scripture tells of how in their time of need, it has come to the rescue!
Why the government must focus on happiness
“Gross National Happiness is more important than Gross National Product” proclaimed Bhutanese King, Jigme Singye Wangchuk of Bhutan, in 1972. Whilst a simple, this statement completely revolutionised governmental policy. Traditionally, governments solely focused on the economy, believing a strong economy enables them to achieve their
You Should Be Reading Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
With the New Year having ushered in 2021, Noah Gassas promotes Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations as the perfect book to begin the year and better yourself.
Takashi Murakami is Taking Contemporary Art to New Heights
With works that revel in their colour, complexity, and contradictions, Takashi Murakami uses every medium and inspiration available to constantly redefine his own style. Furthermore, the cultural significance of his works and ideas are unrivaled in the current art sphere. In this introduction to the artist, learn about the what, why, and how of his unique creative output.
“Spring” back into reading: The post-winter reading list
Now that spring is beginning to show its face, Joel discusses what books you can read to complement the move into the new season.
2017: Editor’s year in review
Jack Collard, Editor, summarises the past exciting year in Berkeley Squares.
Review: The Death of Stalin
A tragicomedy of epic proportions, featuring “puddles of indignity”, Mozart concertos, and mass murder.
Review: The Hate U Give
Joel Sodzi opines on Angie Thomas’ New York bestseller, The Hate U Give: exploring the all-too-common story of a black life taken unjustly, and one girl’s mission to gain the justice that was so cruelly denied.
