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Musical theatre wasn’t always deemed as a particularly ‘cool’ part of popular culture. But, have we reached a turning point?
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Emma Dixon explores the response to backlash against the announcement that influencer Molly Mae has written an autobiography.
The bold covers and big names entice us, but just how authentically impartial are the bookshop displays that influence our book buying habits?
Since lockdown began, there’s been emphasis upon improving oneself … to become a “better you”. But, what does this actually mean?
Cara Lee discusses the way in which publishing has become a problematic popularity and beauty contest.
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