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Magazine Article

How K-Pop Repurposes 1990s Nostalgia

K-pop isn't without its problems, but it's also a vehicle to relive the golden era of pop bands.
By Saoirse Ní Scanláin

Books Upending The Patriarchy

What happens when women take control?
By Ciannait Khan

In St Petersburg, Retracing Russian History

Like many Russian novels, our journey to the country's second city began in a crowded train station.
By Eleanor O'Mahony

The Peculiar Pseudoscience of a Good Christmas Song

What makes 'All I Want For Christmas' and 'White Christmas' classic festive tunes?
By Andrew Connolly

The History of Christmas Jumpers

The story of how Christmas jumpers went from cringe to cool.
By Niamh Mulville

The Enduring Relevance of A Christmas Carol

Celebrate Christmas the way Charles Dickens imagined it.
By Chloe Tait

A Short Guide to Christmas Traditions

From advent calendars to gingerbread men, where did our favourite Christmas traditions begin?
By Lorna Reid and Clara King

The Belgians Do It Bettter

We travel to Brussels for the sights, sounds and smells of a real Christmas market.
By Shauna Donnelly

Why Margaret Atwood is Forever Relevant

The Handmaid's Tale and Alias Grace make it clear: Margaret Atwood has a message for every generation.
By Niamh Farrell

LCD Soundsystem Strikes Back with American Dream

The band return with an album that will make fans feel nostalgic.
By Andrew Connolly
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