After today’s Oscar shortlist announcements, people are starting to make predictions for this year’s Academy Awards – and I’m getting in on the game. Firstly, I predict 2021 will finally be Netflix’s year. Secondly, I predict this will be down to some of their great period drama films. Netflix has yet to win an Oscar…
The Dig Review – History Is Long But Time Is Short
In my wildest dreams I never imagined attending a film premiere – let alone in Lockdown 3.0. But that’s exactly what has happened! Last evening, I found myself (along with 300 others) logging online to watch the exclusive online premiere of Netflix’s new period drama – THE DIG, starring Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes. Almost…
4 New History Podcasts You Must Try in 2021
At the start of a new year many of us try to set new goals and make fresh starts – and that can apply to what podcasts we’re listening to too. Yes, there’s more new history podcasts out there than you can shake a stick at – but which ones are actually worth listening to…
You Must See These 10 Exhibitions in 2021
2020 was a tough year for museums and galleries all around the world – but they are soldiering on, including planning for some amazing new exhibitions in 2021. As we have all learnt by now, Covid-19 restrictions can change at a moments notice so I highly recommend double checking dates on exhibitions in 2021 before…
Guest Post – The First Welsh Witch – Gwen Ferch Ellis
When you think of a witch, what comes to mind? Green skin? Pointy Hat? Broomstick? Black cat? These are all iconic characteristics of ‘witches’ as we have come to know them in twenty-first-century popular culture, but in the Early Modern period the word ‘witch’ meant something else. The existence of witches was feared throughout the…
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