Top stories published by MA Mag in 2021

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OnlyFans and the Shift Towards a More Ethical Pornscape

OnlyFans has taken the world by storm in recent months. The company reported 15 million new users a month as of December 2020 and is estimated to have paid out around $2 billion…

Gabrielle Dixon in MA Mag

Mar 6, 2021

Image of @EdBallsFormerMP comment section on TikTok. Comments are by other MP parody accounts such as Jeremy Hunt and Tony Blair

People on Tik Tok are Parodying MP’s and It’s Hilarious

I am once again asking you to make fun of…

Nuria Cremer-Vazquez in MA Mag

Jan 15, 2021

The failings of remote therapy: why resuming face-to-face sessions must be made a priority

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Haowenzhang in MA Mag

Mar 6, 2021

From cheap labour to original painters: personalised demand has realised the industrial transformation of Dafen Oil…

Rowan Howard in MA Mag

Jan 15, 2021

Your Spotify Wrapped 2020: We Understand and It’s Okay

Gabrielle Dixon in MA Mag

Jan 15, 2021

London Needs Its Community to Save the Lifeline That is Queer Nightlife

In January last year, people began reporting that after a decade of losses, London’s…

Shivani Dubey in MA Mag

Jan 15, 2021

How COVID-19 accelerated the decline of cinema

Entertainment is a very fickle business. Nothing is ever certain. The way the audience reacts to the content is what could make or break a…

Jake Anderson in MA Mag

Feb 21, 2021

Review: Tate Britain Diwali exhibit

As Britain approaches its darkest hours it’s inspiring to know that artists like Chila Kumari Singh Burman can channel their culture and creativity, in order to create exhibits such as this. Tate Britain’s annual winter commission is graced by neon lights, Hindu…

Mariedesaedeleer in MA Mag

Feb 22, 2021

London embraces all misfits

Four years after the Islamic Revolution and a year before the Iraq-war, Shideh Pourria is questioning her identity just like any other 17-year old. Only difference is that she’s not worried about the boys in her class but her father in jail, not next week’s party but the…

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