The Revolution Will be Televised
A look at the popular resurgence of television Read more…
A look at the popular resurgence of television Read more…
A pick of songs to keep an ear out for Read more…
It’s that time of year. You’ve just started college. You need help. Time to bunker down and check out The College View’s comprehensive college survival guide Read more…
Sometimes, when it’s 2pm and you’re still in your jammies watching yet another repeat episode of The Big Bang Theory on E4, it gets hard to believe there are actually some pretty funny TV shows Read more…
Side Effects is rumoured to be the last film made by the man behind Ocean’s Eleven, Steven Soderbergh. The cinematic genius Soderbergh leaves us in a state of confusion after we watch this movie – Read more…
Graffiti On The Train is the latest studio album from Welsh rock band Stereophonics. Things seem to have gone quiet in recent years for a band that have had five number one albums in the Read more…
Any electro-pop which encourages dancing and wearing more sparkly clothing than normal is absolutely fine by me. Enter Little Boots. Victoria Hesketh burst onto the electro-pop scene in 2009 performing under the moniker Little Boots, Read more…
Earworms that just won’t quit; the tracks your new Flux editorial team have been listening to this week. Read more…
A final year student looks back on her college experience. Read more…
Behind the scenes at the Ultimate Wingman, a new dating TV show produced in DCU,. Read more…
A look at why we are fascinated by reality TV, and why we can’t look away. Read more…
A college student desperately tries to survive for 24 hours without spending any money. Will she make it? Read more…
Too many hashtags? Social media woes are just another part of everyday life. Here’s why Daniel McDonald loathes social networking. Read more…
Bressie is back with a second solo offering, Niamh Breathnach explains why it’s now acceptable to love The Voice judge for his music and not just his pretty face. Read more…
Is laughter the best medicine? Maybe not as good as morphine, but close. Eve Kerton gives her expert opinion. Read more…
Is the HTC One the new iPhone? Michael Cogley gives us a rundown on HTC’s latest smartphone offering. Read more…
Can Oblivion save Tom Cruise’s flailing career? Read more…
A look at how far gay rights have progressed in Ireland over the last two decades. Read more…
“Kate Nash? Is she still going?” Probably the most common reaction to the announcement that an interview with Kate Nash would be appearing in this issue of Flux. “Ask her if she still eats so Read more…
“You’re trying to tell me sexism doesn’t exist? If it doesn’t exist, then what the fuck is this?” Some of the lyrics from “Rap For Rejection” the 11th track on Kate Nash’s Girl Talk. For Read more…
When Justin Bieber attacked a photographer earlier this month, there was uproar. The video went viral in a matter of hours and people were shocked that the baby-faced “Baby” singer even had it in him. Read more…
We start off with a gullible idiot and a thief, but by the end of this slapstick movie we have two good friends brought together by a series of increasingly bizarre events. With a director Read more…
“Don’t have sex, because you will get pregnant and die. Don’t have sex in the missionary position, don’t have sex standing up, just don’t do it, OK, promise? Now everybody take some rubbers.” In Ireland Read more…
After a much acclaimed self-titled debut, Mmoths returns 12 months later with EP number two, Diaries. The title is comes from a collection of photographs taken by Jack Colleran (a.k.a Mmoths) during his time spent Read more…
It’s a free country and we are all absolutely entitled to be our own person, sure. However, there are just a certain few things nobody should ever mention disliking for fear of losing an eye Read more…