
Emily Cox
A ridiculous human doing creative type things by the sea.
A ridiculous human doing creative type things by the sea.
While many of us continue to mourn the loss of a star, it’s obvious the positivity that David Bowie brought to the table.
The Thin White Duke to Major Tom, Ziggy Stardust to the authentic David Bowie. The man born Davy Jones in 1947 has been through a variety of personas each one showcasing his brilliance and individuality as not just a ground-breaking musician but also as an experimental artist with intense shock factor.
Victoria, a London based band, came to kick up the crows at Bournemouth University's Student Union.
The performers of Manchester based dance group Company Chameleon lurched onto the Pavilion Dance South West stage with vigour and intensity during Thursday evening’s performance of Beauty of the Beast.
DEorset’s blogging community is seemingly divided into two sectors. First are the beauty and lifestyle bloggers. They cover anything from London Fashion Week to their favourite restaurants with an abundance of photographs and exacerbated emotions. They tend to fit into a younger demographic and appeal to a teenage and young adult audience.
‘I went to see 50 Shades of Grey last week’ was never a sentence I wanted to even whisper, let alone announce to the general public. The whole concept of an abusive relationship, BDSM or not, makes my skin crawl.
This week saw the catchy hash tag EELive circulate like wild fire around the realms of Twitter at the welcoming of Eastenders 30th Anniversary and, in turn, a succession of live episodes throughout the week.
A Dorset mother is looking to release the third instalment in her children’s book series, partially funded by a Kickstarter campaign.
Self-described as ‘Bournemouth’s freshest tattoo studio’, South Coast Ink Superstudio has itself a selling point unlike any other.
I too enjoyed being able to see the naïve general public making fools of themselves for the world to see. That was until the barrage of z-list celebrities tumbled through the Big Brother doors, filled with enthusiasm and wasted brain cells.
The Halloween decorations have been packed away, fireworks have exploded and the air still smells of burnt embers and pumpkin but regardless of this, I’m hectically ordering baubles, downloading Now That’s What I Call Christmas and buying the most adorable wrapping paper the high street has to offer.
Students joined to tackle big issues like banning gossip mags and deciding to reprimand ISIS in the Student Shout meeting this week.
The Always ‘Like a Girl’ campaign sees a variety of girls, boys, women and men being asked to act out certain activities and actions ‘like a girl. The resulting clips are astonishing.