All posts by Jamie Frater

Homosexual activity has always carried some level of risk as, if discovered, it was often used as a means to

As any insider knows, Hollywood is a dog-eat-dog place. With financiers and bullish studios twisting artistry into cold hard dollars,

Human identity has long been considered to be rooted in our DNA, the unique genetic code that supposedly defines who

Before motion pictures, plays were the most popular medium of long-form storytelling for live audiences. From ancient Greece to the

To the ancient Romans, Luna was the goddess of the moon, and often in Roman art, she was shown piloting

Normal superheroes are usually cut from a recognizable mold. But some creators throw the mold away and create superheroes different

I was going to write about the ten most incredible experiences you can have in South Africa, like stargazing above

As the popularity of gossip magazines and their online counterparts shows, people have an insatiable appetite for celebrity scandals. They

Thalassophobia is the relatively well-known fear of deep bodies of water, but a slightly more niche water-related phobia is submechanophobia,