Culturegloss is an eclectic culture and review magazine, by and for the most hated generation on the planet. In case you forgot whom that comprises, it's obviously Millennials.
Politics section of Culturegloss magazine. Formerly known and stylized as ‘Ah! Politik! Politik!’ and quite possibly as some sort of accidental, weird cultural segway into coverage of Russia.
Beatrice Mtetwa should be one of the first lawyers you think of when elucidating the world of intelligent fighters who reign at the forefront of protecting freedom of speech, freedom of the press and inherent to those, our basic rights to expression and calling out abuse when it happens. All journalists whom consider themselves such, … Continue reading Women changing the world pt. 1: Beatrice Mtetwa
Farhana Yamin is an internationally recognised environmental lawyer, activist, public speaker and author. She’s a powerful force for good helping to change the way world leaders treat the environment, and was a key “kingmaker” in terms of policy when it came to the UN Paris Agreement. Currently, she sits on the board at Greenpeace. She … Continue reading Women changing the world pt. 2: Farhana Yamin
The North of England saw its luck plummet in 2020. The Covid-19 pandemic only served to crystallise the long term issues at the micro-level of local UK governments typically being “unable” to manage their budgets regardless of council tax increases, and central governments “not giving” them any. Oh so wait – scratch that. Add in: … Continue reading Why The North Is A Petri Dish (Spoiler: It’s Not)
[To leave this page quickly click here] [Please note that victim accounts here make this a trigger piece. Caution advised.] [Clear this Google search entry following this guide if you do not want an aggressor knowing you have read this article on a shared computer.] The Empire State building tweeted last Wednesday. “Tonight,” it said, “we’ll glow purple for @NYCagainstabuse’s … Continue reading The Empire State Building, Reeva, Men and Domestic Violence
Henry Rollins is one of my heroes. Lead singer, novelist, spoken poet, comedian, actor, activist, journalist – and definitely not in the UK often enough – even though it’s taken the guy a while to learn to love the place (as he so often explains, it’s a case of finding all the non-racists and non-idiots)… … Continue reading Henry Rollins is still the punk political legend he always was
That’s a title, right there. These are not feminist words. The reason why I have used this title including that loaded gun ‘Feminist’ will become clear as you read, as you might generally hope with a title and its succeeding article. So. I had the unfortunate coincidence of overhearing a conversation wherein the following phrase … Continue reading These Are Not Feminist Words (Spoiler: They Are)
You’ve found it! This is the short film which District 9, produced by Peter Jackson, is based on. Not a lot of people know this – and it’ll sore you extra points in your next quiz, for sure. If you’ve seen District 9, then you’ll recognise this straight away. It’s the same chap’s film after … Continue reading The Most Underrated Alien Short Film, Ever
It’s quite the headline. If not a tad – tad – libellous. Thing is, unfortunately media law doesn’t really cover defamation of the dead, which is a shame because zombie-like lawsuits would certainly make law seem much more interesting to the vast majority of people. Now, the storm is particularly blustery because it surrounds the dead … Continue reading Reaction: ‘The Man Who Hated Britain’ aka Daily Mail Witch Hunt
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