This quiz explores the depths of your football fandom, uncovering whether you’re a die-hard supporter or a casual observer. Discover if you’re among the passionate fans who’ve gone to extreme lengths celebrating goals, like drenching themselves in beer or even shattering their phones, according to a recent survey. Join us as we delve into the world of football fanaticism and uncover the hilarious mishaps that come with being a devoted supporter.
This piece explores the evolving relationship between adults and their childhood pop star idols, specifically focusing on the author’s own experience as a lifelong Britney Spears fan. It examines the complexities of fandom, its potential pitfalls, and ultimately celebrates the harmless joy found in supporting artists we love.
Jane Schoenbrun’s evocative indie film ‘I Saw the TV Glow’ captures the essence of late-20th-century fandom through the lens of a lonely suburban teenager obsessed with a fictional TV show and its accompanying episode guide. The film explores the transformative power of pop culture and the personal, often queer relationships we forge with our media obsessions. Set in the late 1990s, it depicts the last gasp of analog fandom as the internet began to take hold. Schoenbrun uses the film to delve into the themes of gender dysphoria, coming of age, and the liminal space between different identities and eras.
For over three decades, Kylie Minogue’s music has been a constant source of joy, strength, and inspiration in my life. From her early days on Neighbours to her global pop stardom, Kylie has been there for me through thick and thin. Her songs have helped me through teenage angst, bullying, and heartbreak, and they have also celebrated some of the best moments of my life. I have been lucky enough to meet Kylie twice, and each time has been an unforgettable experience.
