Category: Lifestyle
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2025 John Moores Painting Prize

Discover the highlights of the 2025 John Moores Painting Prize at Liverpool’s Walker Art Gallery. From Ally Fallon’s award-winning abstract, If You Were Certain, What Would You Do Then* to Dan Davis’s haunting Kitten and Sheila Rennicks’ provocative Girls Gals, this year’s exhibition captures the vitality of contemporary British painting. Explore powerful abstracts, figurative works,…
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Alison: A Name, a Story, and a Wardrobe of Vintage T-Shirts

Ever wondered about the meaning of the name Alison? My story blends 60s TV, family inspiration, childhood nicknames, and even a love of vintage T-shirts, showing how names evolve with identity and style.
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Peace. . .

Peace is found in those quiet evenings at home, relaxing with a steaming pot of tea and a refreshing J2O or ginger beer by my side. Soft classical music plays gently in the background, a scented candle flickers nearby, and my dog sleeps contentedly on my lap. It’s the perfect cosy night in—a moment of…
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30 Things That Make Me Smile

Life’s little joys shape our happiness more than we realise. From coastal holidays in Cornwall and morning coffee rituals to finishing marathons, making art, and walking Formby Beach, this personal list is a reminder that the small, everyday moments matter just as much as the big milestones. Discover the simple pleasures — books, films, nature,…
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Lee Miller: Feminist Icon, Surrealist Muse, and War Photographer

Discover the extraordinary life of Lee Miller—fashion model turned surrealist muse, feminist icon, and fearless **war photographer**. From her early trauma to capturing iconic images of World War II and defying Hitler in his own bathtub, Miller’s story is one of resilience, creativity, and rebellion. With the new Tate Britain exhibition opening, there’s no better…
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Swifty

A fictional Taylor Swift fan reflects on their devotion to the pop icon, exploring the excitement, dedication, and emotional connection that drives Swifties worldwide. While inspired by the energy of real-life crowds at Anfield stadium, this narrative delves into the inner world of one imagined admirer, blurring the line between fandom and storytelling.



