With emo having a revival, there’s been a lot of talk about accountability in the scene. Bands are being called out for inappropriate behavior. When I was growing up, bands allegedly sleeping with young fans was an open secret. At the time, we were too young to know any better. We just thought that was… Continue reading Is Bimbocore Making The Alt Scene Better?
London is full of hidden gems for everyone from all walks of life. For pop-culture fans, in particular, there are endless sights of filming locations, pop-culture inspiration, and tributes to legends. Whether you like rock n’ roll or Harry Potter, there’s something for you in the city. Here are cool things to do in London… Continue reading 13 Cool Things To Do In London For Pop Culture Fans
Although I’m not a mental health professional, I do have my fair share of lived experience, so I’m more than familiar with eco-anxiety. I try to live as green as possible, but it’s hard to be hopeful when world leaders seemingly don’t take the climate crisis seriously, and celebrities would rather hop on a private… Continue reading What Is Climate-Anxiety? How To Cope With Eco-Anxiety
[Gifted] Darren Shan very kindly gave me the last three books in his Archibald Lox series in exchange for an honest review. Be sure to check out my review of the first three books and Volume 2: The Kidnapped Prince first. I’ve done everything in threes in this series, so I might as well continue… Continue reading Archibald Lox Volume 3 Book Review: Sinkhole To Hell, Pick Of The Loxes & Legion Of The Lost
There are tons of “types” of goths within the goth subculture. So, you might be wondering what is eco-goth? Can you combine your passion for environmentalism with alt subcultures? What Is Eco-Goth? So what does eco-goth mean? The term eco-goth originally came from the Hex Girls from Scooby Doo and the Witches Ghost. In hindsight,… Continue reading Eco-Goth: How To Be Green And Alternative
Archibald Lox Volume 2: The Kidnapped Prince, was originally three books; the Forgotten Crypt, the Slides of Bon Repell, and the Rubicon Dictate. So, for the sake of simplicity, this review will treat volume 2 as one book. If you’re not that far in the series, check out my review of the first three Archibald… Continue reading Archibald Lox And The Kidnapped Prince Book Review
Periods suck. Aside from being painful, and uncomfortable, we have to buy period products all the time. So, it makes sense that so many different sustainable period products have been emerging to cut back on single-use plastic. It’s an amazing step forward, but are eco-friendly menstrual products actually just greenwashing? Why The Hesitation About Eco-Friendly… Continue reading The Lowdown On Sustainable Period Products: How Green Are They Really? Is It Worth It?
If you’re single on Valentine’s Day – or you just want to show your friends how much you love them – then Galentine’s Day is the best alternative. It’s celebrated the day before Valentine’s Day – and was coined by Leslie Knope (who is an icon) on Parks and Recreation. This Galentine’s Day gift guide… Continue reading Galentine’s Day Gift Guide: 8 Presents That Say ‘I Love You Platonically’
I’m not gonna lie, looking back at 2020 and 2021, I’m not gonna let myself get too optimistic for 2022. But, that doesn’t mean I’ve resigned myself to being miserable either. It’s been a difficult few years, but I’ve tried to make the most of it (without going outside too much). So, I decided to… Continue reading 9 Wellness Habits To Adopt For A Fresh Start In The New Year
Last year, I posted a list of alternative Christmas movies, which featured a lot of Christmas horror movies. This year, I’ve decided to create a Christmas watch list specifically for horror fans. Some of these movies may overlap with my previous post, but I’ve also added lots of new ones to the mix. So grab… Continue reading 13 Christmas Horror Movies For An Unsettling Night In
