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Welcome to the final episode of our Oscars preview as hosts Angus McGregor and Niamh McCabe are joined by Logan Walker, Meiline Da Silva and Paul Morrison to give our predictions of the main categories. Hear our thoughts on who shall take away the biggest prizes ahead of tonight’s awards! Continue reading Oscars Part 5: The Predictions!
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Hosts Angus McGregor and Niamh McCabe are joined by Robyn Bell as they discuss their Top 5 Oscars moments of all time. The Oscars Series has daily episodes leading up to the Oscars this Sunday through ENRG Culture: Backstage! Continue reading Oscars Part Four: Our Top 5
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Amy Pavri joins hosts Angus McGregor and Niamh McCabe as they discuss some of the issues and controversies that have occurred at the Academy Awards! Stay tuned for more coverage of the Oscars coming soon ahead of the ceremony this Sunday! Continue reading Oscars Part 3: Scandals & Controversies
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Host Niamh McCabe is joined with Esme Violet Anderson, Isla Sneddon and Emma Cooper-Raeburn for the second episode of the Oscars Podcast Series with ENRG Culture Backstage. They delve into Oscars fashion and faux-pas and discuss their favourite all time looks at the Academy Awards! Stay tuned for more episodes coming soon in the lead up to the Oscars on Sunday the 12th of March! Continue reading ENRG Culture: Backstage – Oscars Part Two: The Fashion
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Join hosts Angus McGregor and Niamh McCabe as they kick off this years Oscar coverage with a series of podcasts. ENRG Culture co-editors Logan Walker and Emma Cooper-Raeburn join the podcast to discuss the nominations for this Sunday’s Academy Awards! Continue reading ENRG Culture: Backstage – Oscars Part One: The Nominations
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Jack Carson shares his thoughts on the Friday singer’s debut album… After the success of 2021’s Rebecca Black Was Here EP, Black is in the middle of a career renaissance. Black is known mostly for her track Friday which she released at just 13 years old. Friday was coined “the worst song ever” by Yahoo! Music and the young star was suddenly the subject of … Continue reading Review: Rebecca Black – Let Her Burn
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Kirsty Francis reveals her reasons as to why she believes the album made Taylor Swift the pop sensation she is today… To many people, Autumn is the time to blast Red (Taylor’s Version) by Taylor Swift, but for me – it’s all year round. I wholeheartedly believe that Red is Taylor’s best album. The bridges, the gossip, the storytelling, THE LYRICISM. I must confess that my opinion … Continue reading Why I Believe Taylor Swift’s ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ is Her Best Record
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Kitty Houston discusses her love for the latest record by Glasgow-based musician, Joesef… For the last four years, Joesef has built his reputation as one of the most exciting young talents in the UK pop scene. Following several highly successful EPs that introduced his willingness to explore difficult themes through lucid pop hymns, Permanent Damage has been a highly anticipated album for fans of the … Continue reading REVIEW: Joesef – ‘Permanent Damage’
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Emma Cooper-Raeburn has a chat with Scottish singer/songwriter Be Charlotte about her brand new single ‘Help Me to Hold On’… Dundee-based singer, Be Charlotte, releases her first song of the year with Help Me to Hold On in what she describes as “a song for the good and bad days and everything in between”. The catchy pop-song, produced by Charlotte herself alongside Scotty Anderson (The … Continue reading Be Charlotte: “People say ‘from darkness comes light’, and that’s exactly what this song is.”
Canadian sword wielding pop phenomenon had Glasgow rocking as the ‘So Nice’ Tour makes its stop at a sold-out o2 Academy, Jack Carson has more… Carly Rae Jepsen brought her iconic and irresistible pop to Glasgow’s O2 Academy. It has been three years since Carly Rae Jepsen toured the U.K, nevertheless she was welcomed back by a raucous crowd in Glasgow last night. The diminutive … Continue reading Carly Rae Jepsen: “The Loneliest Time”
