Ariana Grande’s sixth studio album is a mature offering in more ways than one. Chloé Agar reviews.
Author: Chloé Agar
Chloé (she/her) is an Egyptologist who, when not studying obscure ancient languages, writes fantasy and sci-fi fiction and non-fiction articles on education and the arts for The Oxford Blue, The Oxford Student, and Coronavirus Tutoring Initiative.
The Haunting of Bly Manor – The Spiritual Sequel to The Haunting of Hill House
Chloé Agar reviews The Haunting of Bly Manor, the recently released sequel to The Haunting of Hill House.
Des: A Different but Effective Depiction of a Serial Killer
A review of DES, an ITV drama which effectively depicts the criminal’s mindset and culpability, lauding in particular David Tennant’s acting in the titular role.
Ava Max’s Heaven & Hell: Worth the Wait?
Ava Max’s debut album has been a long time coming. Chloé Agar reviews.
All You Need Is Your Phone: A Review of Fitness App ‘FitOn’
Given that we’re in the midst of a pandemic and I have social anxiety at the best of times, it’s a stress-free and liberating way for me to exercise for free and while maintaining social distancing.
Pornhub: Pornography or Exploitation?
Chloé Agar discusses the current controversy surrounding Pornhub and the wider ethics of pornography.
Online tutoring: A how-to guide
Chloé Agar lays out how to approach online tutoring.
Chromatica: The Best Lady Gaga Album Yet?
My parents and I happened upon Lady Gaga after The Fame (2008) and The Fame Monster (2009) were released. While my parents turned ‘LoveGame’ off the first time they heard it in the car, they have definitely converted at some point over the last decade. When Artpop came out in 2013, my father was the Read More…
An Introvert in Lockdown
One thing that I’m enjoying – perhaps surprisingly – is socialising less.
Univ vs St Cross – How do they compare?
Chloé Agar talks about her experiences at both Univ and St Cross.