As I approach the end of my twenties, I find myself reflecting on the state of my love life, or lack thereof. I’ve lost count of how many dating apps I’ve tried, each promising connections that often lead to dead ends. It seems I’m no closer to finding my own Rabbi Noah than when I first signed up. That’s why, when I stumbled upon Nobody Wants This, the latest viral rom-com on Netflix, I felt a mix of curiosity and skepticism. Could this show actually break the mould of predictable relationships and unrealistic expectations? Spoiler alert: it absolutely does, and for once, it feels refreshingly different.

On the 11th of August, I was lucky enough to experience an afternoon/evening of pure electronic bliss at Keinemusik’s event in Finsbury Park. For those who aren’t familiar, Keinemusik is a Berlin-based collective that has been making waves in the electronic music scene with their innovative sound and legendary live sets, led by the incredible talents of Adam Port, Rampa and &ME.

Describing it as just a concert isn’t accurate; it was more like a musical. Taylor performed 45 songs, covering all eras of her career, making every moment special and unique. The event was filled with sparkling outfits that I would totally steal from her, including all those Louboutin shoes. She changed dresses within seconds, had dancers, props on stage, and a variety of instruments. It was literally mind-blowing. She seems like such a nice woman, and props to her for being able to dance and sing for more than three hours straight. I had to sit down at least twice for a few seconds; otherwise, I wouldn’t have made it to the end

Milan's electronic music scene was set ablaze as DJ Bunt, the solo project of German artist Levi Wijk, graced the stage at Arca venue. For those unacquainted with his sound, Bunt has been captivating audiences with his unique blend of electronic folk music, seamlessly blending the spirit of Avicii with the energy of Justice, Basement Jaxx, and Swedish House Mafia, infused with the innovative touch of Fred Again.