E. K. Carlisle
E. K. CarlisleMusic, film, TV, sport, the Internet, & anything else that's worth a discussion!
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Inevitable Wuthering Heights discourse
It’s rare that I decide to review a film until I’ve seen it. But before we had a trailer, a poster, or even an image of Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights, starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, I knew I had to talk about it.
The most boring influencer on TikTok
Excuse the clickbait title, which is not meant to be a mean comment on Jemima Grace’s personality (of which I know nothing). And lots of people seem to find her content engaging. However, for me it can only ever be boring.
Harry Styles's new album cover is terrible. I love it.
Yesterday, former One Directioner and part-time pop star Harry Styles announced that his highly-anticipated fourth record will come out in March. It’s called Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, and this is what the album cover looks lik...
2026 so bad TikTok's getting nostalgic about 2016
TikTok says that 2016 is back in fashion. After years of boring ‘clean girl’ makeup, greige interiors, and excessive posturing on Instagram, in 2026 the internet has decided it’s time to layer on the filters, turn up the EDM, and dip-dye yo...
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