STORYTELLING STORYTELLING Bad Bunny starts 30-night residency on the island of Puerto Rico, this is his only time he will be in the U.S. - here is why Puerto Rican pop and rap artist, Bad Bunny, started his 30-night residency on the island of Puerto Rico on the 11th of July, finishing off on the 14th of September. Words: Eliza / August 10th, 2025 LIFESTYLE Young Rebel Set Return With New Single “Anchorage”, New EP + Germany Tourdates 2025 After over a decade away, Young Rebel Set have returned with their new single “Anchorage” and announced "SUN", their first EP in eleven years, set for release on 5 September 2025. Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, the track blends the band’s signature emotional depth with fresh energy. The band will support the EP with two hometown shows in Stockton-on-Tees and several tour dates in Germany in September 2025, marking a powerful and heartfelt comeback. Words: Daria / July 30th, 2025 STORYTELLING What Andor teaches us about Fascism, the Monopoly of Violence and Western Imperialism In uncertain times and the rising threat of facism, the question of how to fight these troubling development arises. The Star Wars show "Andor" sets out to explore the multiple facets and ways on how to rise up against tyranny, delivering what may well be one of the best shows this decade. Words: Lars / July 27th, 2025 LIFESTYLE Lord Huron Transcends Reality with their Newest Album „The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1“ The American indie-rock band Lord Huron is at it again. Right before kicking off their world tour, the release of their fifth studio album "The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1" pulls them down a new strange trail filled with the mysteries of the cosmos. Words: Lars / July 19th, 2025 STORYTELLING Cape Coral business owner and hair stylist shares salon journey Local business owner and hair stylist, Nakisha Camacho, shares her entrepreneurial journey and advice that she has learned since opening her business, Hair Artistry Full Service Salon, located in downtown Cape Coral, Florida. Words: Eliza / April 9th, 2025 STORYTELLING Mord auf Ex Live in Berlin: A True Crime Spectacle with Drama, Emotion, and Mystery The Mord auf Ex live show at Berlin’s Uber Arena was an immersive true-crime experience, blending suspense, theater, and audience interaction. With a dramatic pyro opening, a Los Angeles-inspired stage design, and gripping storytelling, the night revolved around the haunting case of Bonny Lee Barkley. An interview with Bonny’s sister added emotional depth, while actors and interactive elements brought the mystery to life. The evening concluded with the entire team on stage, leaving the audience thrilled and deeply moved. Words: Anna / March 24th, 2025 STORYTELLING I Am Every Age I Have Ever Been Sometimes, we are childish. Sometimes, we do something our 16-year-old self would have done and cry like our 7-year-old self would have cried. Why is this so embarrassing? When you're 20, 30, or 40, are you not also every age you've ever been? Words: Ilayda / January 8th, 2025 STORYTELLING Breaking the Ice: Skating Dreams and Shattered Elbows In the Summer of 2023, I fell into a Booktok hole and read Icebreaker by Hannah Grace. I also binge-watched the show Spinning Out and nostalgically rewatched Ice Princess, starring Michelle Trachtenberg. I was exposed to media, where the theme was ice skating. Naturally, being me, I cannot be normal about anything and passively enjoy this theme. No, I had to live it. Words: Meggi / January 8th, 2025 LIFESTYLE A Merry Hype? A Natives Perspective on the Viral Black Forest Christmas Market With a scenery almost to beautiful to believe, the Ravennaschlucht christmas market goes viral on social media. But is it truly that magical or just another tourist trap? Words: Lars / December 11th, 2024 LIFESTYLE From Resentment to Appreciation: How Being a Diaspora Child Shaped My Musical Identity Many children of immigrants go through a similar journey, where the music of their heritage becomes more meaningful as they age. There’s something universally relatable about this experience, isn’t there? As children, we often push away the things that make us feel different because we want to fit in. But as we grow older, we start to appreciate the distinctiveness that comes with our backgrounds. We begin to see the value in where we come from or where our parents came from, and for many of us, music is one of the most powerful ways to reconnect. Today, I see music as a link. It’s a way to navigate the complexities of my identity as a diaspora child. When I hear Turkish music, it reminds me of home. Not just my physical home but the home my grandparents carried with them when they left everything behind and moved to a new country to give their children a better chance at life. It’s a way to stay connected to them. Words: Ilayda / November 24th, 2024 ← Newer articles Older articles →
