Review: Laureate in the Wild – Jay Rose Ana Brings Worcestershire Poetry Back to Life
By Lisa Ventura MBE FCIIS, Founder and former Festival Director of the Worcestershire Literary...
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Category: Arts & Culture
Book Review: Always with You by Kim-Adele Randall
There are books that entertain us, books that inform us, and then there are books that hold us...
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Review – Miriam Margolyes at the Cheltenham Literature Festival: An Absolute Masterclass in Being Unapologetically Yourself!
Yesterday, I had the absolute privilege of witnessing the force of nature that is Miriam Margolyes...
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Guest Post – Levelling Up Your Mind: A Geek’s Guide to Mindfulness by Luke Wetherall
Life can feel a lot like a game. Sometimes you are the hero, confident and ready to take on the...
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Review: Ozzy: No Escape From Now (Paramount+) – The Hardest Thing I’ve Ever Watched About Ozzy, and the Most Important
I’m writing this with mascara streaked down my face, a box of tissues beside me and I’ve...
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Review: Last Rites by Ozzy Osbourne – A Brutally Honest Goodbye from Birmingham’s Prince of Darkness
I’ve just finished reading Last Rites by Ozzy Osbourne, and I’m sat here with tears...
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Review: Natalie Haynes “No Friend to This House” at Malvern Theatres
It has been many years since I last visited Malvern Theatres for a performance, something I used...
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From Handwritten Journals to Instant Publishing: How Technology Transformed Grief and Connection from 1991 to 2025
As I write this article, I’m struck by a profound parallel between two moments that changed...
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Breaking the Chains: Debunking the Persistent Myths About Heavy Metal Music and Its Fans
Heavy metal music has been unfairly demonised for decades, with its fans subjected to stereotypes...
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Review: Brum’s Summer of Sabbath – A Proper Birmingham Pilgrimage to pay Tribute To Ozzy Osbourne
Sometimes in life things just don’t go to plan. I was supposed to go out with my friend Wendy to...
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