From Tracy Beaker to Lola Rose, Jacqueline Wilson knows how to keep readers gripped with dramatic storylines and disturbing plot twists. We round up the very best of her books.
Category: Arts & Culture
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Nowruz: Celebrating the Iranian new year
With the Iranian new year falling on the first day of spring (March 21) and entering the year 1400, Arts & Culture Editor Sahar explores the country's history and celebrations.
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Review: Bastie and Brine’s Lullaby Highs
Singer songwriter Bastie has teamed up with former Oasis producer, Nick Brine, on his latest single Lullaby Highs. We take an exclusive listen and provide our thoughts.
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Why Kylie Minogue is a cultural icon
Managing Editor Emily Calder explains why she thinks Kylie Minogue is a celebrated figure who has stood test of time.
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WandaVision: The MCU’s mightiest moment
WandaVision is the first series adaption from the Marvel Cinematic Universe that premiered on Disney+ earlier this year. Spoilers ahead.
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Interview with Freya Beer: Art, poetry and music
Carrot was lucky enough to catch up with Freya Beer, on her experiences and inspirations ahead of her tour and single release.
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Beastie Boys Story: A moment of gratitude
The recent release of Beastie Boys Story gives viewers a rare access to the group’s history and journey. Despite forming in the late 1970s, their unique blend of genres continues to shape and influence artists today.
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Review: It’s A Sin
The miniseries It’s A Sin casts an important light on the AIDS crisis in the 1980s and shows how far we have come in managing the illness. Spoilers ahead.
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Ten ways to spruce up your desk
For a lot of us, it has been a year of working from home and motivation levels can be up and down. We round up the best ways to personalise your desk and turn it into a positive working environment.
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Review: Malcolm and Marie
I love you; I hate you; I can’t live without you. Malcolm and Marie ignites an inner battle for viewers, causing them to constantly change their perspective of the two lovers.
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Thirteen Dances by Johnny Butler: A step too far?
Johnny Butler’s Thirteen Dances, due March 12, is an explorative and emotive creation of alt-jazz that is unlike anything else out there.
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Golden Globes nominations
With awards season around the corner, we take a look at the nominees for the 2021 Golden Globes and the biggest snubs and shocks from this year’s shortlist.