A new social network for pub-goers seems to be a bit unnecessary.
Tag: pandemic
Jiggle TV – Keeping Women In Their Place
How the female-led action TV shows in the 1970s were dismissed as mere T&A exploitation by idiots.
Closing The Green Door
The O’Farrell Theatre, San Francisco landmark and ground zero of the adult entertainment revolution, has closed.
In The Shadow It Waits: A Live Zoom Horror Film
A horror film performed live via video conferencing that has more ambition than scares.
Experiments In Drinking: Marshmallow Milk Stout
Exploring the exotic craft beer pleasures to be found in Lidl.
Bobby BeauSoleil Sets His Art Free
With his own freedom a dwindling hope, the artist and musician releases his work for open hi-res download.
In The Thick Of It: Education In A Pandemic
Reporting from the front lines of the relentless drive to get back to normal, no matter what.
A Change Is As Good As A Rest
Why can’t we try to make the New Normal an improvement on the Old Normal?
Prohibitionists And The Dangers Of The Empty Gesture
Closing pubs at 10 pm will do nothing to combat the second Covid wave, but everything to further destabilise and demonise drinking.
FrightFest Is Struck Down By Covid
Britain’s biggest horror film festival falls victim to the expanding Covid crisis.
Why Shouldn’t People Work From Home?
Let’s celebrate the idea of the office commute coming to an end.
Covid Is Making Us Cross
How the pandemic has led to entrenched beliefs and a mistrust of disagreement and debate.