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"When's the new album dropping?" "Can't wait for the next season in 3 years!" "___ fell off." How many times have you heard someone say something similar about a body of work? Art evolves, whilst also reflecting a moment in time and society. What does this mean for our expectations? Our expression? Our relationship with art not only reflects our interests but also where we were/are in life. This is why we all have our nostalgic films, TV shows and albums. The beautiful thing

Okay, before I get to yapping, I totally understand how cringeworthy this post may sound. In saying this, the attitude I aim to uncover here is common amongst athletes, successful business folks and even your friendly neighbour who always has a smile on their face. I should define what a loss may look like. To me, a loss is any moment that forces me to face myself. A failed attempt, a stupid mistake, a misread situation… anything that stings enough to make me pay attention.

When the Dead Were Everywhere: A Journey Through Zombie Culture There was a time when you couldn’t scroll, switch channels, or walk past a movie poster without seeing the undead. Between the early 2000s and the mid-2010s, zombie stories completely dominated pop culture. The Walking Dead was the go-to show. 28 Days Later painted a raw and real image of an apocalypse. Shaun of the Dead (2004) made us laugh at the very scenario. Even games like Left 4 Dead (2008) and The Las