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ENRG Culture: Backstage – Oscars Part Two: The Fashion
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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ENRG Culture: Backstage – Oscars Part One: The Nominations
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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A Celebration of Female Characters in Novels
Niamh McCabe celebrates all things International Women’s Day within her two worlds – fictional and non-fictional… When my mother dearest turned fifty, I thanked her for two things. Firstly, I thanked her for bringing me up with such compassion, love and humbleness. I also thanked her for giving me the time and space to explore the other world I have always lived in – the … Continue reading A Celebration of Female Characters in Novels
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Review: Rebecca Black – Let Her Burn
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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Phoebe Waller-Bridge launches new £100k Edinburgh Fringe fund for artists.
Cara Blackhall reports on the Fleabag star’s fund for the Edinburgh Fringe… The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has launched the Keep it Fringe fund which is being led by Fringe Society President Phoebe Waller-Bridge. The fund is a new initiative being put in place to support Fringe artists and is being supported by the Fleabag for Charity campaign. Fifty bursaries of £2,000 will be distributed … Continue reading Phoebe Waller-Bridge launches new £100k Edinburgh Fringe fund for artists.
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Review: Slowthai – UGLY
Liam Eunson gives his thoughts on the latest release from grime superstar Slowthai… Northampton’s most controversial music artist, Slowthai, is back with his third studio album UGLY. Making his return to the world of grime, Slowthai, is back and looking to redirect focus towards his music after a 2-year break, which saw him going back to his roots with a chain of small £1 pub … Continue reading Review: Slowthai – UGLY
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Man vs Critics: Jazz
Logan Walker takes the genre of Jazz to task in the latest instalment of Man vs Critics… I like to consider myself an equal-opportunities listener. A man with eclectic taste, if you will allow me to be so pretentious. I try not to box myself into listening to only one or two genres of music. I’ll happily give them all a bash. Well, maybe not … Continue reading Man vs Critics: Jazz
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5 Signs You Are A Book Addict
Niamh McCabe shares a checklist to the symptoms of book addiction… I am a bookaholic, and my Dad is to blame. He is one that read to me and encouraged me to enter the world of books, literature, poetry, and art. He is the one who took me to the library once a week, every Thursday to be specific, to get my weekly supply. I … Continue reading 5 Signs You Are A Book Addict
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ENRG Culture Must Reads
In celebration of World Book Day this year, writers from the ENRG Culture team have curated a list of their must-reads… World Book Day is the time to acknowledge and delve into a whole extensive universe of books! Whether it be horror, comedy, non-fiction, poetry, short stories, young adult, or romance, books have an endless stream of knowledge, inspiration and wealth to give you. … Continue reading ENRG Culture Must Reads
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Why I Believe Taylor Swift’s ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ is Her Best Record
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