Laura HollidayBritish Indian rocker Maya Lakhani just wants to walk aloneI spoke to British Indian artist Maya Lakhani about her latest single ‘Walk Alone’, women’s safety in 2021 and recording music from her…May 25, 2023May 25, 2023
Laura HollidayTrue crime shows need to stop exploiting people with mental illnessFrom Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel to Unsolved Mysteries, true crime shows are exploiting people with mental illness to…May 18, 2023May 18, 2023
Laura HollidayHow memes helped Friday Night Dinner become a cult showFollowing actor Paul Ritter’s death, I looked at how Friday Night Dinner went from a relatively obscure show to a cult sensation, seven…May 18, 2023May 18, 2023
Laura HollidayThe greatest flute recital of all time, five years onAzeem Ward’s flute recital serves as a reminder of the lost art of accidental virality.May 17, 2020May 17, 2020
Laura HollidayOn ditching the Neurotypical TimelineOur paths are not as linear — nor as clear cut — as we are led to believeApr 2, 20201Apr 2, 20201
Laura HollidayMidsommar proves dread is a dish best sharedThe year’s most uneasy film fills us with a unique kind of dread that can only be fully digested when consumed — like the meals in the…Jul 15, 2019Jul 15, 2019
Laura HollidayTuca and Bertie is the perfect depiction of female friendshipBojack Horseman’s zanier, more vivacious sister is a stunningly relatable portrait of female friendship in the millennial age — plus…May 26, 20192May 26, 20192
Laura HollidayI was bullied in my flatshare last year: Now I’m telling my story to spread awarenessWe need to stop the assumption that bullying ends in childhood.Nov 5, 20181Nov 5, 20181