Why do we deny rape culture?
Ask anyone whether rape is wrong and you will almost always receive the answer of ‘yes, of course’. Why is it then that…
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The surprising academic origins of memes
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Instagram is making you a worse tourist
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Trillions of cigarette butts are littered each year and it’s damaging environment
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Ancient Tattooing in Polynesia: World’s oldest toolkit found in Tonga
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Brutalism in Tangier, Morocco’s most artistic city
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Tea and Heroin with a Tribal Chief in Al Qaeda Territory
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Collage art and activism in Chile: Instagram posts building on the legacy of Latin American ‘mail art’
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Democracy in the Animal Kingdom. Read how animals vote to make group decisions
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Toilet graffiti: secrets, support and solidarity in the women’s restroom
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Royal Rajasthan: Tracing India’s Majestic History by Camel, Zip Wire and Hot Air Balloon
Revel in India’s majesty by embarking on an intimate and unconventional journey through Rajasthan, a remarkable realm of Maharajas, Rajput Kings and Fairy tale…
You Are My Loving Cassette: Green Man Festival 2016, Brecon Beacons
Snuggled in a tent covered in water droplets and cold air – a struggle that was to be dealt with during a weekend filled…
LOST Festival 2016: The Magic Isn’t Lost | Review
Having attended and thoroughly enjoyed last year’s event, our expectations for LOST 2016 likely differed from those of many other festivalgoers, for whom the entire…
Bizarre Culture August Mix
Enjoy those last days of August sunshine with this month’s mix. As summer rolls to an end, travel back in time with this disco…
A Brief History of Underwear: V&A Undressed Exhibition Review
We recently visited the V&A Undressed exhibition, where we were drawn into a world of provocation and exotica, contrasted against modesty and cleanliness. The…
Farr Festival 2016: Another Great Year | Review
It’s July, and the festival season is in full swing. In the thick of summer, everyone is flitting between music events of all kinds;…
Blood and Bone: Funeral Rituals in Tana Toraja, Indonesia
My days in Tana Toraja embodied the Indonesian flag: Red and white —which to some, symbolise dara and tulang. Blood and bone. It was a fascinating cultural and emotional experience….
Music Festival Guide: Festivals to bookmark for the rest of the Summer
The UK is fortunate enough to be rich in summer music festivals. The number of dance festivals taking place in the UK has exploded…
British Summertime Festival review – Stevie Wonder & N.E.R.D
The first three weekends of July saw a musical marathon unfolding in London’s Hyde Park, where tens of thousands of people – from tweens, to…
Bizarre Culture July Mix
Drift back with us into sunny festival days and sordid, strobe-filled nights. It’s our July mixtape capturing the best of the summer so far…
Stand With Jeremy Corbyn
The embattled Labour Party leader is hated by his opponents for all the right reasons. British politics is in a state of chaos after…
Without Blood – In discussion with director Inne Goris
It’s the end of the war and three young soldiers have been sent to murder a man and his children. They shoot the man…
BEST OF JULY: FARR FESTIVAL, HERTFORDSHIRE, 14-17 JULY 2016
Farr Festival has gathered an eclectic mix of must-see musical acts this year for its seventh instalment, maintaining its reputation for booking the most influential…
daWad & Mokic – Atlas
We’ve been big fans of London-based label Days of Being Wild for a while now, and their latest release does not disappoint. Marseilles based daWad…
