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Colour Psychology in Film Fashion

Which part of a movie grabs your attention? The soundtrack? The snarky comebacks? The emotional running-to-the-train scenes? For me, it’s the carefully chosen costume designs that secretly manipulate the narrative. Chances are, you don’t really pay attention to what the characters are wearing. There might be an occasional “oh, that’s cute”, but it doesn’t really affect how the storyline is depicted…or does it? Colour psychology is when you feel a connection between colour and

Supergirl: The Best Movie Of The Year?

Warning: This review contains major spoilers for Supergirl (2026) Look out! Here comes DC Studios’ Supergirl, flying onto screens starring Milly Alcock as the titular Woman of Tomorrow, and it might just be the best movie of the year. From the wonderful writing, amazing plot, quick pacing, and at many times, heart-breaking acting, Supergirl is perfect. For the second movie in the brand new DC Universe, it’s honestly better than Superman. The film comes from writer Ana Noguei

The Philosophy of Daniel Dennett

Have you ever wondered if you had free will? Maybe if everything in this world was physical or the result of something physical? Well, late philosopher Daniel Dennett actually had something to say about those and more. But, why exactly should we care about what some dead guy had to say on matters that are entirely subjective? Philosophy isn’t just answering a bunch of useless questions, it’s giving meaning where there isn’t any at first glance. Dennett was particularly notabl

The Dubai Chocolate Effect

How a chocolatier’s food craving became a global sensation You’ve heard of Dubai Chocolate, but do you really know the whole story? At first glance, it appears to be another typical trend, a luxury item sold solely for the fleeting whims of social media. Little do you know, there’s a story beneath the surface. Dubai Chocolate gained immense attention after being flaunted by influencers all over social media and featured in advertisements for copycat chocolates around the worl

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The Philosophy of Daniel Dennett

Have you ever wondered if you had free will? Maybe if everything in this world was physical or the result of something physical? Well, late philosopher Daniel Dennett actually had something to say about those and more. But, why exactly should we care about what some dead guy had to say on matters that are entirely subjective? Philosophy isn’t just answering a bunch of useless questions, it’s giving meaning where there isn’t any at first glance. Dennett was particularly notabl

The Art of Making Friends

You’ve been at the school for a long time. You know the whole layout of the school, the best spots to eat lunch, and which of the teachers are really strict. And yet, you still feel like you’re observing all of this from the outside. You see the same group of people laughing together and you wonder: Why hasn’t this happened for me yet? If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Being in a place for a long time doesn’t automatically mean that you’ve found your people. The good