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Why Celebrities are Cancelling Cosmetics
Life&Style's Jaya Sra discusses the concerning culture of cosmetic procedures
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The Influx of Sephora Kids and Toddler Get Ready With Me Videos
Life&Style's Fisayo Balogun explains the cause for concern with children, social media, and skincare
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The Comeback of Victoria’s Secret: Embracing Diversity on the Runway
Life and Style's writer Francesca McArdle-King weighs in on the comeback of Victoria's Secret
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A Look Back at BRAT Summer: How Has Charli XCX Crafted the Idealistic Zeitgeist for Contemporary Pop Music?
Life&Style Writer Farah Yusuf-Meighan delves into the success of BRAT summer as a pop culture phenomenon
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The Astrocartographer’s Guide to Success?
Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb questions whether practices like astrocartography absolve adherents of responsibility
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TikTok ‘Brain Rot’: How TikTok Is Changing The Way Gen Z Speaks
Life&Style Writer Zoë Maddock offers an opinion on the debate surrounding TikTok's effect on Gen Z 'slang'
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Tradwives on TikTok: A Digital Feminist Debate
Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb considers whether feminist criticism of 'tradwives' undermines women's autonomy and freedom to choose
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Social Media: The Commodification of Attention
Sci&Tech Editor Sophie Webb examines the potential link between social media consumption and human attention spans, noting how attention has been commodified online
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Spotlight On: Podcasts
Life&Styler and Podcaster Erin Butler shares her suggestions for podcasts to accompany you on your daily walks
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Sephora Tweens: Its Time to Stop Blaming Gen Alpha
Print & Features Editor Jess Parker uncovers the wider societal issues behind the ‘Sephora Tweens’ TikTok phenomenon, arguing that the COVID 19 pandemic and the fast-paced turn-around of TikTok trends have a lot to answer for
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The Return of ‘Third Places’: Social Interaction in a Post-Pandemic World
Digital Editor Halima Ahad talks us through the vitality of ‘third places’, offering a hopeful discussion of their return after the Pandemic
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Saltburn and the Return of Indie Sleaze: A Blessing or a Curse?
Life&Style Writer Josie Taylor comments on the return of the naughties 'indie sleaze' aesthetic in the wake of hit film Saltburn, questioning whether its return should be welcomed as an alternative to the latest 'clean girl' trend