Avatar 2: Does the Branding Matter More Than the Quality of The Movie?

There have been some big hits at the box office. Eight of the top ten highest grossing films ever made are owned by Disney, and four of which are Marvel movies. This suggests that most people watch films that have a big logo slapped on the front. An example of Continue Reading

Jermaine Cools: One Year On

How would you feel if your son’s murderer was prosecuted over a year after you lost him? Julius Cools, father of Jermaine Cools, said that his son was everything to him and his wife and that he was murdered for no reason.  According to the Independent, Cools was one of Continue Reading

Andrew Tate: Should We Care?

Controversial streamer Andrew Tate has recently been arrested but who is he and why should we care? Emory Andrew Tate III was born on the 1st of December 1986 in US State of Washington D.C. Andrew also had a younger brother called Tristan born on the 15th of July 1988. Continue Reading

UK Space: Is it all for nothing?

On January 9th, the UK Space Agency launched its first rocket from UK soil ever. They achieved this with Virgin Orbit. It was destined to be a monumental feat in UK engineering. But what went so wrong? On the night of the launch, Cosmic Girl (the Boeing 747 carrying the Continue Reading

Kaleidoscope- ‘A unique viewing experience’: Is it worth the hype?

Netflix have had a rather controversial run of releases (in terms of their own series) amidst this haze, a new and unique series was released. Kaleidoscope is a series that can be watched in any order. But does this new style of viewing really portray the story, how does this Continue Reading

Camila Georgi COVID controversy

Former tennis star and world number 26, Camila Georgi has been alleged to have forged her Covid-19 documents.  In order to gain access to Australia’s tennis season including the most prestigious Australian open grand slam that ‘alleligible travellers should be up to date with their COVID-19 vaccinations as of 2022’ Continue Reading

Del Toro’s Pinocchio – A Review

Pinocchio is a fairy tale told time and time again, and Del Toro manages to add his own unique, fresh take on the classic story.   Del Toro does an excellent job at intertwining both fantasy and realism within his narratives, touching on many mature real-world issues within his films Continue Reading

Amazing Air Ups!

These scientific Air Ups are the latest craze for adults, teens and children when they’re out and about. The bottles come in different colours and the pods come in different scents . ‘Taste by scent’ works by … You smell the fantastic flavours of the pods. Your nose smells it so Continue Reading

Fake Coral Reefs

I know it sounds weird, but listen close…FAKE CORAL REEFS!!! Denmark is making 3D printing fake reefs! Will this help the environment to re-populate the sea? Yes you heard me correct! Denmark has been 3D printing coral reefs out of filament to help populate fish and aquatic creatures! This exquisite Continue Reading

Behind the Scenes with The Embassy Theatre

Year 6 pupils from Burgh le Marsh CE Primary School had the opportunity to interview Brendan Bugg from The Embassy Theatre in Skegness about the Christmas Panto – to find out more about the festive performances and what audiences can expect. Brendan told us that planning for the Pantomime performance Continue Reading