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Rosalía’s “Berghain” redefines what pop can sound like
The Beginning of the “LUX” Era Spanish singer and songwriter Rosalía has returned with her fourth studio album “LUX”, which was released on November 7, 2025. On 25 October 2025, she announced that the album’s lead single would be released two days later. That single, “Berghain,” marks her first release in over a year following 2024’s “Omega” and signals a new creative direction. The single features Björk and Yves Tumor, and was co-written with Noah Goldstein, Sir Dylan, and J

Nicole Dzitkowska
Nov 28


The legacy of L.A. Woman and Jim Morrison
The Doors were an American band formed in Los Angeles in 1965. They created a unique sound that was very different from any other band at the time. The band was a creative vehicle for Jim Morrison whose feeling of alienation and love for poetry created the band’s powerful lyrics. The Doors’ instrumentalists keyboardist Ray Manzarek, guitarist Robby Krieger and drummer John Densmore mixed jazz, blues and psychedelia which combined perfectly with Morrison’s baritone and poetic

Paulina Wróblewska
Nov 28


Whispering: a Hidden Truth, or an Open Secret?
“ If you want to capture someone’s attention, whisper”. -TV commercial for Nuance by Coty, 1977 In our everyday life, we use several different types of speech. We, of course, adjust our vocabulary and level of formality when interacting with different people, but there is also much to be said about a more basic, almost primal quality of our speech. By this, I mean the very sounds that make up our language. The way we conduct soft-spoken conversations with close ones, scream o

Tomasz Pogorzelski
Nov 28


Cloudy Moods
Why fall is so depressing There is something about November that makes everything feel slower and more depressing. Why is that? The sky hasn’t been truly blue for weeks. Days grow shorter, nights colder, and our schedules busier, but… did it all disappear just because the sky became grayer? If all of this has you feeling a little more anxious, drained, hollow or unsettled, remember that you’re mimi. “Avery Kylie Grambs・+ the Inheritance Games.” Pinterest, 25 Oct. 2025, pin.it
Natalia Grynczel
Nov 28


The recipe for a cosy autumnal day
Have you ever been struggling with boredom, common cold or gloom during November? If your answer is yes, don’t worry. We’ve all passed through it. Infinite fog, rainy days and low pressure are typical for this time of the year. However, it doesn’t mean that you have to be stuck in a rut. Autumnal months don’t have to be that bad. In this article, you’ll find some tips on how to lighten up your “blue November day”. First of all, you need to demolish some stereotypes about fall
Pola Galińska
Nov 28


To reflect is to feel- how did Chełmoński manage to capture autumn so well?
“We garner this poor hour of ease, Until love turn from us and die Beneath the drear November trees.” Ernest Dowson Autumn, especially its latter months like November, are the time for us to tie loose threads and prepare for upcoming stoicity. With winter approaching we slow down, reflect and feel more- I believe it to be so, as when we transition from a busy lifestyle of past months to peacefulness of winter, in this small time interval, we have the most room to ponder and r

Maja Witkowska
Nov 28


The Fog That Swallows You Whole. How the environment of Silent Hill 2 reflects its underlying themes
A thick fog enclosing everything in its embrace, the high pitched noise of the radio and the immense guilt that follows you around the empty streets of Silent Hill. Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo, and Felipe F. Coinete. “Silent Hill 2.” Silent Hill Wiki, Fandom, Inc., 2022, silenthill.fandom.com/wiki/File:SH2_EU_disc.jpg. Accessed 23 Nov. 2025.Silent Hill is a registered trademark of Konami Digital Entertainment. Silent Hill 2 is a second game in the series of surviv

Asya Chub
Nov 28


Beneath the falling leaves: Why autumn makes us feel deeply.
It has been claimed that November moves quietly between the warmth of fading colours and the approaching chill of winter. Whispers drift through the air, and beneath the falling leaves, something inside us changes. As the days shorten, the world slows in a way that makes us overthink certain aspects. There is no doubt that this season causes us to feel deeply, perhaps in ways we are unable to truly explain. We may ask ourselves: ‘Why does this season affect us that much? How

Klaudia Aksiucik
Nov 28


Were the paper straws actually worth it?
Every person who has ever been to a fast food place knows the torture that is drinking from a paper straw. The horrible feeling of anticipation as you wait for your straw to inevitably fall apart and the disgusting aftermath of trying to drink from something that is basically a wet noodle. But after years of surviving this torment has it finally achieved something? The great news Wikipedia Contributors. “Green Sea Turtle.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 6 Nov. 2025. This Oc
Kinga Zujko
Nov 28


When time isn't enough. Seasonal depression and the modern obsession with productivity.
Fall is coming to an end. The breathtaking landscape of crimson, amber, gold and mahogany hues starts to turn into a barren view of naked branches and lone-standing bushes. What was once a lukewarm temperature begins to change with each day, slowly turning frigid. Winter is slowly approaching, you can see the seasons changing. One thought repeats itself in your head over and over. “I have too much work, November is such a hard month”. Too many assignments, everything starts p
Pola Kurek
Nov 28


The temperature at which paper burns 451°F
By four o’clock the day is already slipping away when I leave school and the sky is red along the horizon, smoke held in the cold air like a breath no one lets go. I think of fire, of firemen who burn houses, books, ideas. No one shouts. No one protests. Somewhere there is only a whisper, thin as a page, carrying a book out of the blaze. I read “Fahrenheit 451” in November. It’s a small excuse for a theme, maybe, but the world outside matched the pages inside. The colours of

Joanna Makowska
Nov 28


Autumn lock-in
How to find motivation with the grey sky looming over like a silent reminder that energy you gained over summer is slowly being drained from you? The workload may feel overwhelming combined with the depressing weather. However, it is not impossible to enjoy this time of the year. Colourful leaves and hot tea can serve as a substitute for the long, sunny days. Studying also doesn't have to be as boring as clouds constantly present in autumn. “Download Autumn Study Sessionwith
Gabriela Sadowska
Nov 28


November whispers, not speaks. ‘The November crisis’
Do you ever feel like all of the sudden your energy dropped, or you are feeling tired no matter how much you rest? Like the only thing you dream about is going home to crawl up under a blanket and start counting down the days until the holiday break? Bohn, Herr. Empty Road between Trees, unsplash.com/photos/empty-road-between-trees-mRt-9eyAOhM . Accessed 25 Nov. 2025. This is what I call ‘The November crisis’. Every year when the leaves start to fall, the temperature hovers j
Weronika Kryś
Nov 28


Lions of the night sky. Big return of the Leonids.
November can seem boring because of cloudy or cold weather. That can be a great excuse for not looking at the beautiful night sky. Don’t be fooled by those stereotypes anymore! Keep watching the sky between 6 and 30 November. If you’re lucky enough you’ll be able to spot up to 15 colorful meteors per hour. How do they even appear in our sky? https://pin.it/CEi2r2oLZ Accessed on 23 Nov. 2025 Every 33 years or so a relatively small Comet 55P which is also called Tempel Tuttle
Magdalena Zubczyńska
Nov 28


The vauquita - the most critically endangered porpoise in the world
According to the porpoise conservation society there are less than 30 vaquitas remaining in the wild. This makes vaquitas the most critically endangered marine mammal species in the world. What exactly is this creature and why has it come so close to the edge of extinction? What is the vaquita? Vaquita a-z-animals.com Accessed on 24.10.2025 https://a-z-animals.com/media/2025/01/Ca-heo-chuot-vaquita.jpg The vaquita (phocoena sinus) is a species belonging to the family of
Kinga Zujko
Oct 27


Why do we have the need to fill the void? - A neuropsychological perspective of consumerism in eating disorders.
It is inevitable that we live in a world of extremes as well as abundance. When it comes to what we are exposed to through the Internet, a hidden message is passed on to us that we need more. More clothes, food, everything. This illustrates that there is a void that no amount of goods can fill, even though we have much more than we did in the previous decades. Psychology as well as neuroscience reveals that this is not just a simple mishap and it is the way it is for a specif

Klaudia Aksiucik
Oct 27


What is beauty in an era of consumerism?
In the years of literature and art, beauty has been called many. It’s been called a truth, a youth, a goal, a terror. Today - in the times of capitalism, consumption and the Internet - the way humans perceive beauty, what comes to their mind when they hear this word - it’s changed. Beauty does not seem to be assigned to something artistic or creative anymore. How and why has this mutated? by_lamees, Pinterest https://pin.it/2FQ3OvVMI In one of her novels, Sally Rooney has wr

Karolina Niewiadomska
Oct 27


Trend of consumerism - how social media promote unsustainability
Have you ever seen influencers making videos of those enormous shopping hauls? It is almost certain that you have more than once at that. Those posts may seem harmless at first glance. People have money so they spend it, right? Unfortunately the issue is far more complex than you think. Alonso, Miriam. 26 Jan. 2021, www.pexels.com/photo/ethnic-blogger-showing-sweater-while-recording-video-on-smartphone-7585797/ . Accessed 24 Oct. 2025. Social media quickly became the main str
Gabriela Sadowska
Oct 27


The dark side of consumerism
What is consumerism? According to ‘Oxford Languages’, consumerism is a preoccupation of society with the acquisition of consumer goods. This social attitude is based on a constant belief that items are a source of joy. It results in buying new goods very frequently in order to increase the quality of life. People suffering from consumerism do not search for advantages in intangible aspects of life and are very likely to purchase too many gadgets so as to improve their social
Pola Galińska
Oct 27


Spotify Wrapped, Performative Men, and Erich Fromm: How Does the Existential Mode of Having Influence Our Relationship With Culture and the World?
A Parable The dreaded time of year is nigh. The guests are to arrive in a little over an hour. You begin to stew in your own thoughts and examine everything around you from ten different angles. Little by little, doubts start to spring into your mind about your surroundings. Does that show I am sophisticated enough? Is that too gaudy? Shouldn’t I have picked out something more original? The thoughts morph into a downward spiral. What if they consider me tacky? Will they think

Tomasz Pogorzelski
Oct 27
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