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Life at the end of 2024 is a strange mix of relying on AI to run your intellectual chores while wondering whether it’ll replace you

From my early childhood Lenny Myers was my best friend as I grew up in Post-War Rushden, Northamptonshire where we had both been born. We

In the collaborative game of Hanabi, players work together to create vibrant fireworks in 5 different colours, caught between moments of joy and panic as

To retell is to reminisce, to reimagine, and even readapt to a world that evolves with the gust of change. The stories that are ever-lasting

Amid the grand acclaim last year for the Barbie movie as a landmark in feminist cinema, it’s worth revisiting another feminist screenplay that celebrated its

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A few months ago, a new quote began to make the rounds on basketball Twitter. It picked up from Latin American Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara’s

Image: Farren van Wyk’s collection of eight photographs titled, “Thirppy.” The subtitled words face the pavement in front of Utrecht University of Arts’ (HKU) space

‘To hold each other’s hands is to have balance. Yet it also means having their weight with you, should there be a sudden fall.” – D.

There was a time in history when people were hunted down and burnt to death for being witches, without any evidence. Although the lack of