Book Review: Icarus Plummeting
An expert’s vision on the disappearance of those who care for our health I recently had the chance to get my hands on the newly released Icarus Plummeting, written by David Zigmond. centre. At its core, the book explores a troubling oddity of modern medicine: while we celebrate extraordinary advances in bioengineering and clinical precision,…
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Films That Celebrate Women Supporting Women
Looking for the best films about women supporting women? Explore 15 powerful movies that highlight female friendship, solidarity, and empowerment — essential viewing for anyone who loves stories about strong women.
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Home Is Where the Magazine Lands
As a kid, I fell in love with magazines, starting with my brother’s gaming and music titles, then moving on to teenage girl magazines and international publications. Recently, I realized I can subscribe to print magazines again for just a quid, which brings back fond memories of those I longed for while studying in South…
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Freakier Friday (2025):
It’s been twenty years since the first Freaky Friday remake which somehow turned a body-swap teen comedy into a surprisingly emotional meditation on mother-daughter relationships. And now, in 2025, we have the sequel. I finally watched it, and I loved every minute of it. Not just because it’s fun, but because it somehow manages to bring back…
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Fluent in Meltdowns
Surviving (barely) the Mental Toll of Living in a Foreign Language This article was first published on Illumination’s Mirror on medium. If you’re a Medium member, you can read it here -> Moving abroad sounds idyllic: quaint cafés, obliging locals, and charming conversations in a language you barely speak. In practice, it’s mostly awkward, occasionally…
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How Music Changes the Way Your Beer Tastes
From ancient temples to late-night festivals, two things have always followed us through time: beer and music. They’re more than just pleasure — they’re pillars of culture. Music has scored revolutions, built identity, and turned chaos into rhythm. Beer? It fuelled the earliest economies, greased the gears of empires, and, according to A History of the…
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Why The Night Manager Hits Different When You Work in Hospitality: A Personal Review Before Season 2 Drops
BBC’s The Night Manager, starring Tom Hiddleston and Hugh Laurie, isn’t just an espionage thriller—it’s a masterclass in emotional labor and hospitality professionalism. Following Jonathan Pine, a hotel night manager drawn into a dangerous arms-dealing world, the series mirrors real front desk challenges: balancing professionalism with personal ethics, wearing the “service mask,” and navigating morally…
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The most important thing you need when living abroad is a friend
Moving to a new city can be chaotic and challenging, but establishing friendships is essential for a smoother transition. Friends serve as support, guiding through bureaucratic hurdles and sharing experiences. Finding a strong social circle significantly enhances the enjoyment of the adventure, making it memorable and helping navigate life’s ups and downs.
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Here. Would you lie with me and just forget the world?
Reflecting on the emotional impact and unity music creates in a live setting, especially when thousands come together to sing along. Also sharing a personal experience of such a moment during a recent live performance.
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Falling in Love With Prague’s History-Filled Streets
Prague was an unexpected affair. I had heard plenty about it before arriving, fully prepared to enjoy yet another beautiful European city — what I didn’t expect was to fall in love. I certainly didn’t plan on feeling the city as deeply as I did. To me, Prague is a place reborn, yet one that…
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