The Interview: The Hunna
It isn't often that you find a use for a smashed up iPhone, in fact, for most it can be devastating. However, London-based up and comers The Hunna have used theirs creatively for their rather...
View ArticleAdele Set to Make US and UK History With Chart Busting Debut for 25
Adele’s 25 is poised to not only set the record for first week sales in the UK, but to also sell an historic 2.5 million copies in America, within the same week. The post Adele Set to Make US and UK...
View ArticleLife After University: The Reality
The real world isn't bubble wrapped — it's ugly and unforgiving. But when you conquer it, you'll never feel satisfaction like it. If my time as a graduate has taught me one thing, it's this: growing up...
View ArticleDoctor Who: Sleep No More
'You must not watch this. You can never unsee it.' This week Doctor Who entered brand new territory. Mark Gatiss pens a found-footage episode that's as scary as it is creative. The post Doctor Who:...
View ArticleDear Anxiety
You've been the most prominent part of my life for the last three or four years in particular. Where I have battled with you literally every, single day. You've made me tear myself up inside to the...
View ArticleReview: Shrek at Liverpool Empire
The likes of Jennifer Ellison and Les Dennis were among the thousands to experience Shrek, the Tony Award-winning musical, at Liverpool's Empire Theatre this week. I know what you're thinking. An ogre?...
View ArticleAn Open Letter to the One Who ‘Never Meant To Hurt Me’
Dear You, I don't think you intended to break my heart. In fact, you said once that your entire goal was not to hurt me, and thinking that I was broken, you said that you failed. At the time, I told...
View ArticleLessons You Only Learn From University
Attending university is sometimes like being in a bubble away from real life, but it can provide you with invaluable lessons to prepare you for adulthood. The post Lessons You Only Learn From...
View ArticleBook Review: ‘The Gates of Evangeline’ by Hester Young
Gabriel Deveau, the infant son of a rich Louisiana couple, was seemingly abducted from his locked bedroom and never heard from again. Similarly, the perpetrator was never apprehended. 30 years later,...
View ArticleThe Interview: Reverted
You may have seen their new video for 'Time' already, if not, then what are you waiting for?! Reverted offer a bucket load of hardcore greatness topped off with an unwavering enthusiasm. Trust us,...
View Article9 Simple Steps to Clear Skin
Most of us would agree that spots and acne can be a big problem for today's teens and young adults, and can easily cause self-esteem and confidence issues, which in turn can lead to greater problems...
View ArticleDoes God Have a Place in School?
The majority of our staff is not Catholic, we have Atheists, various denominations of Christians from Quakers to High Anglicans to Evangelists, Buddhists, Muslims, and Humanists. However we all have...
View Article7 Signs That You’re Still in Love with Your Ex
Getting over someone you thought you were truly in love with can be extremely hard. It is possible to do it, but a surprising amount of people seem to kid themselves into thinking that they are over...
View ArticleInterview: Sarah Harlington as Kate Monster from Avenue Q
CultNoise's Bradd Chambers was fortunate enough to get an exclusive interview with Sarah Harlington, who plays Kate Monster and Lucy the Slut in Tony Award-winning musical, Avenue Q. Read on for a...
View ArticleThe Worst Dating Advice I’ve Ever Heard
This bad advice ranges from the pedantic ‘don’t shag him unless he has spent £100 on you’ (I wonder what if it was £97 and he was really cute?); to the weird ‘if his favourite dinosaur is the T-Rex get...
View Article100 Books To Read Before You Die: Nineteen Eighty Four
Number eight on our exploration of the '100 books to read before you die' list is the classic 1984, by George Orwell. In his longing for truth, and to break free of the restrictions placed upon him,...
View ArticleBook Review: ‘The Lodger’ by Louisa Treger
In The Lodger, by Louisa Trega, we meet Dorothy Richardson, who is coping with the recent loss of her mother, while trying to keep her head above water with a gruelling job which provides a meagre...
View ArticleInterview with Aaron Howdle
CultNoise chats with the incredibly talented Aaron Howdle, who describes his artwork as an alternative 19th century view of science fiction. The post Interview with Aaron Howdle appeared first on...
View ArticleWhat It Means to be Vulnerable
Being vulnerable is the process of re-learning how to be ourselves. It is an openness to understanding where our feelings come from, and what areas in our lives require change. Although vulnerability...
View ArticleThe Truth About Fitness: Passion or Problem?
I think the desire to be active and physically fit has always been there to a certain extent however it seems more then ever that people are feeling pressured to get into shape quickly. In a world...
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