Celebrating 40 years of ‘The Godfather’
On March 15, 1972, American culture reached a pinnacle moment. The movie ‘The Godfather’ was released, and left its mark on many facets of the […]
Month: March 2012
What is TED and why should you care?
TED is a nonprofit devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. It started out (in 1984) as a conference bringing together people from three worlds: Technology, Entertainment, […]
Coral Craziness
I love bright colours, so I’m especially obsessed with one of the latest colour trends, Coral. To me it’s like a combination or red, orange […]
Tuesday’s Tech Take: Why Are We Still Talking About the New iPad?
This one kills me. It’s bad enough that Tim Cook has yet to impress me when it comes to a new Apple product unveiling, but […]
Film Review: Hanna (12)
If, like me, you’re a bit over ‘Take Me Out’ and feel the success of ‘The Jonathan Ross Show’ is dependent on his guests then […]
An Ode to… Gregory Peck
Everybody knows who Gregory Peck is – or at least everybody who watches movies will know who he is. He was the star of classic […]
Book review: ‘Pure’ by Andrew Miller
Author: Andrew Miller Published: 2011 Paris in 1785 seems, in hindsight, like a dangerous place to be. On the brink of revolution and positively seething […]
Public displays of affection: archaic or romantic?
In a world where tv programmes like Skins, Hollyoaks and The Inbetweeners portray their version of “romance” to teens, how glad am I to trawl […]
Meet the Wafflers: Our American Dream, Bridget
Every Sunday, dailywaffle.co.uk will bring you a quick 60 second interview with a different member of our writing team. This weeks questions are tackled by one of […]
An Ode to… Tea
I am a self-confessed tea addict. I think being a student twice and now a nurse, who regularly spends thirteen hours straight on my feet […]
Invisible Children: Doing more harm than good?
Viral campaigns are nothing new. Remember that hideous singer/songwriter, Sandi Thom who posted videos of herself on Youtube then wound up with a record deal? […]
Embrace the Lace
Lace in fashion has always been around, but rarely as a major trend and usually just as a small feature on clothes and accessories. It […]
Top Tips: Travelling with an Infant
Having an infant is hard work. First, there’s the nine months of pregnancy, followed by labour. Then you have the weeks, often months, of sleepless […]