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the evil within
by JustNaz~ They never stay dead In life I’ve only ever been close to breaking my controller twice. Once was fighting The Orphan of Kos in the Bloodborne DLC and the second time was the final chapter of The Evil Within. The difficulty of TEW is no joke. Each chapter provides you with enough ammo […]
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INTERVIEWS
geordie greig
by aman mahmood It is no overstatement to say that The Independent’s editor-in-chief – Geordie Greig – sees journalism as a medium of service. After creating campaigns to deliver 43 million pieces of PPE to the NHS frontline in covid and raising £50million in aid of grassroots charities in London, Geordie’s campaigning work is far […]
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jay mitchell
by james mannion Where did the inspiration for your magazine and website 1883 come from? Jay Mitchell “It came from the fact that at the time – as a graphic designer – I couldn’t get any work. My sister who is a stylist and my business partner who’s a photographer were in the same boat – […]
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ray connolly
by sam rhodes Beginning journalism in the 60’s to screenwriting in the 70’s, 83-year-old Ray Connolly’s career is still ongoing working on revamping his old novel Sunday Morning With interviews with Dusty Springfield, Elvis and The Beatles – his journalism library is must-read. Yet, one of his more recent projects was a 2021 Radio 4 […]
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ARTISTS
cameron barritt
Graphic artist Cameron Barritt’s reimagining of famous film, music and video game posters If you would like to commission Cameron to do a film poster, get in touch cameronbarritt203@gmail.com @cameron_graphixx Https://www.behance.net/cameronbarritt1
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VISIT
leeds art gallery
by mia hadjigeorgiou While the city of Leeds may not be famed for its eclectic art collections, Leeds Art Gallery behind Millennium Square houses an impressive variety of artwork, from traditional oil paintings to more abstract modern sculptures and exhibitions. In all honesty, I’m ashamed to admit it took me nearly 3 years of living […]
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PIX
yumtuc
by sam rhodes Taylor Swift watermelons to pumpkin carving: if you are going to post your food don’t do it for nothing with YumTuc. A lockdown project turned app, George Thwaites and his son were inspired to make the food app YumTuc as they missed being able to sample different cuisines. Vowing to try global […]
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LISTEN
toby watson
by anna jane begley If Toby Watson were a poster, he’d be one filled with inspirational quotes. At our interview one evening in February, every answer he gives is littered with affirmations: “It only takes one moment to create a pathway to something in the past and that’s the beauty of art”; “Creativity and quirkiness […]
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WATCH
exorcist
by anya fielding My exorcist would have rolled his eyes at Regan’s antics. As a horror fan, it was inevitable that I would watch the Exorcist at some point. Expletive-laden and dramatic, it remains the mould for demonic possessions in media, making head-spinning and projectile vomiting synonymous with the Devil. But exorcists are not only […]
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PODCASTS
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physical v digital
physical v digital
by JustNaz~ It seems like we are approaching a time where digital media is becoming the preferred form of media consumption, at least amongst movie fans with Netflix and Disney+ becoming a common sight in most households and although it wasn’t that long ago when we were renting out physical DVDs from our local video […]
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