Our Favourite Documentary Series
Edge writers compile their favourite documentary series.
Author Olivia Dellar
Olivia Dellar
Total articles: 67
The Best of 70s Rock: Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin IV
I’ve had countless conversations with friends over what is the best Led Zeppelin album, and…
Nostalgic News: The Rolling Stones’ ‘Stripped’ was released 25 years ago
Olivia Dellar revisits The Rolling Stones’ ninth album that proved they were still on top of their game.
Nostalgic News: David Bowie’s ‘The Man Who Sold The World’ was released 50 years ago
Classic Culture Editor, Olivia Dellar, takes us back to the album that acted as a springboard to a matured David Bowie.
Review: Lana Del Rey – ‘Let Me Love You Like a Woman’; Sultry Sweetness and Crystal Clear Expressionism of Desire
A whirlwind romance, leaving LA and eloping? Sounds like typical, wistful and ethereal Lana Del…
John Boyega: Actor, Producer, Activist and Hero
Olivia Dellar looks back on the career of the Peckham-born actor from Moses to Finn
Collab: Queer Characters in Film
Our writers provide a selection of queer characters from cinema.
The Starman: David Bowie’s Iconic Ziggy Stardust
Culture editor, Olivia Dellar, discusses how Bowie enthused fantasy with his music and live performances. From to Ziggy Stardust to Thin White Duke, Olivia looks at how Bowie changed the music industry.
Our Favourite Halloween Tunes
Happy Halloween from The Edge!
Shakespeare to Greek Classics: The Ultimate Tragedies
From Shakespeare to Greek Classics, because who doesn’t love a good dramatic tragedy?
Collab: Favourite Fantasy Kids Films
Our writers pick some of their favourite films when growing up.
What We’re Listening To: September 2020
Here’s your roundup of September tunes from us at The Edge!
A Sunshine Fusion of Latin American Sounds and Contemporary Indie-Pop; A Review of Boy Pablo’s Wachito Rico
Olivia Dellar gushes about Chilean-Norwegian Boy Pablo’s new album. The day is here. Welcome to Wachito Rico.
Fantasy from Stage to Franchise: Where our Influences Originated
Fantasy is one of the most popular genres, but how is it presented on stage and where do we get our visions and images from?