“It is important to consider that while the show provides great entertainment, it is not the truthful, raw portrayal it claims to be” – Millicent Stott analyses how Skins tries to portray mental health and sixth form life.
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‘UK Hun’, though frivolous and playful, is contributing to a wider queer cultural revolution: Millicent Scott discusses the impact and popularity of the new Drag Race song.
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‘I take issue with the heterosexual male directors who claim they are working hard to ensure cinema based on women’s same sex relationships is accurate’ – Millicent Stott analyses how the male gaze permeates itself in films featuring queer relationships.
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“A shattered image of womanhood.” In celebration of International Women’s Day, Books look back at pioneering female authors.
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‘These items are a way to show you care about the planet enough to buy second hand, but that you also have a bit of extra cash to splurge on set items’. Millicent Stott dissects the darker side of Depop.
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