Rating: πππππ Spoiler warning There was a lot of pressure on the producers of this fantasy epic. As an award winning book series already treasured by its numerous fans, they would need to deliver the vision that we all had when reading the trilogy. And did they deliver? For me, they generally did. Whilst not […]
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Review: 2022 Maserati Ghibli Hybrid- the worst way to spend Β£75k?
Rating:Β πππππ What would you expect from the second cheapest Maserati? Italian passion and elegance at a (slightly) lower price? Speed? Beauty? Quality? Well, youβd be wrong. Itβs none of those things. The Ghibli was released in 2013 as an attempt for the brand to sell more cars. Immediately, motoring journalists tore it to shreds- they […]
Review: 0151 – Deserving of More Recognition
Rating: πππππ 0151, The Night Cafe (2019), is an album that has flown under the radar of the vast majority of music enjoyers. The Night CafΓ© falls under the Indie and British Rock genres, and whilst many artists under these deserve more recognition, I believe 0151 has enough to please any listener. The album contains […]
Review: Is the iPad Mini 5 still worth it in 2023? β A studentβs perspective
Rating: πππππ The first iPad mini was unveiled in October 2012 and was a copy of the original iPad just smaller. Since then, Apple have released 5 more generations of the iPad mini. The iPad mini 5 uses the same body shape as the previous generations, with the classic look with Touch ID in the […]
Review: Piranesi by Susanna Clarke, A Slow Burn or a Modern Classic?
Review: πππππ I can 100% honestly say that Piranesi is the book that rekindled a love for reading that I had thought I lost a long time ago. But what is it about this fantasy novel that I found so captivating? Piranesiβs opening chapter is described by many as a βslow burn,β but I found […]
Review: Blood and Honey Tattoo Studio β My Experience
Rating: πππππ When it comes to tattoos, Cheltenham is certainly not short of options, with plenty of shops distributed in the South-Western town. One of these is the charming Blood and Honey studio. Located at 51 Winchcombe St., this pleasant parlour works honestly, day in and day out, to keep their art fresh, unique, and […]
Review: Pizza in a Church β Zizzi’s
Rating: πππππ A gorgeous restaurant situated at the heart of Cheltenham. This little piece of Italy is unmissable for fine dining. Walking through the tree-branch archway, youβre hidden for a moment of what is to come, until itβs revealed to you on the final step when youβre greeted by a smiling, warm waitress. The grandeur […]
Review: Veganuary – A welcome change to the diet and conscience
Rating: πππππ Being a vegetarian, I flip between being becoming fully vegan constantly, thereβs a lot of crossovers with the meal formats, substituting out one ingredient can make it vegan. So, like many, when Veganuary came around I decided it would be better time than any. With an abundance of products stacked up on the […]
Review: YO! is the place to go
Rating: πππππ For a long time I had wanted to go to a sushi place where little coloured bowls snake around the tables on a conveyor belt. For a British person this is an insight into a type of Japanese eatery, βKaitenzushiβ, characterised by their use of sushi trains. These restaurants are known for being […]
FROM THE APPRENTICE TO CELEBRITY! BOSH
Who is Tom Skinner? The 31-year-old East London born businessman has found fame from TV due to his eccentric personality. Aged 12 he kickstarted his business ventures with a paper round. Tom then began selling on the markets by the age of 16 and attributes his success in business to his βsharpβ, βstreet wiseβ character. […]










