On this special day we want to remind all people that women and metal go hand in hand. That’s why today we’re looking at a few inspiring women who are driving force for the genre. Continue reading International Women’s Day Special – Celebrating Women in Metal
‘Daisy Jones and The Six’ is Jenkins Reid’s second best selling novel after her stellar 2017 success ‘The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo’ in 2017, which became an instant best favourite among fans. Continue reading Book Of The Week #3 – Daisy Jones and The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid
Here’s our guide to the best LGBT+ spots whether you’re looking for a casual sober event or you fancy going out-out. Continue reading LDN’s Student Guide To London #3 – LGBTQIA+ Spaces
Kiley Reid was born in Los Angeles, California in 1987 but moved to Tucson, Arizona at age seven. She attended the University of Arizona and Marymount Manhattan College before pursuing an MFA at the University of Iowa. Continue reading Book Of The Week #2: Such A Fun Age by Kiley Reid
In remembrance of Joan Didion, who passed just last month at age 87, our first book of the week is ‘The White Album’. Continue reading Book Of The Week #1: The White Album by Joan Didion
New year marks the annual storage and dust cleaning on a gamer’s PC, gathering new video cards and GB’s for the anticipated releases and sleepless nights. Survival horror, Zelda, Gods of War and Pokemon are only a few titles that are going to destroy the video game markets in the year of 2022. Continue reading Most Anticipated Video Games of 2022
Finally, 2021 has come to an end: it has been a very challenging year for all of us, through the pandemic and real difficult times. However, luckily the movie industry hasn’t stopped, and it has fulfilled – once again – its main objective, which is taking us into another dimension and setting us free from what is haunting us in the real world. So, here is a short list of the movies that have excelled in doing this for us this year. Continue reading LDN’s The Best Of 2021 – Movies
Video games have become more of a safe space and a place for comfort rather than entertainment and leisure in 2021. Because of the anxiety and stress caused by the dark times of the pandemic, many games have grown in popularity as an alternative escape from the real world providing a fictional scenario for the player to lose themselves in. Continue reading LDN’s Best Of 2021: Gaming
As 2021 comes to a close, it is noticeable how art has served not only as an outlet for the artists themselves during these difficult times, but also as a means of escape for consumers. Continue reading LDN’s The Best Of 2021: Books
It’s been a wild week with pop superstar Britney Spears finally being freed from her father’s oppressive conservatorship, after 13 years. BIMM’s own Professor Jennifer Otter Bickerdicke had been putting a book – ‘Being Britney: Pieces Of A Modern Icon’ – together, and with terrific timing its release last week coincided with Britney’s good news. LDN thought we should find out more… Continue reading Oh Baby, Baby: Jennifer Otter Bickerdike On #FreedBritney And Her New Britney Book
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