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  • Debbie Gough of Heriot on Burn It Down Festival

    Before Heriot’s much anticipated set at Burn It Down, girlblog! Music Editor Bailey Ewers-Smith had a chat with Heriot’s co-lead vocalist, Debbie.

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  • Pol Mills of BE N!CE Talks Burn It Down Festival and Their New EP

    girlblog! Music Editor Bailey Ewers-Smith had the chance to chat with Pol Mills before the release of BE N!CE's second EP IT'S GETTING HARDER and performance at Burn It Down Festival on the 2nd and 3rd September.

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    Why Does British Summertime Make Us All Feral?

    girlblog! Lifestyle Editor Tenai Palomino takes us through the reasons why the British people all go a little feral during our currently never-ending heatwaves, and what this means for our changing climate.

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  • A woman with blonde hair wearing large sunglasses and a red dress is relaxing on a wooden lounge chair outdoors on a sunny day, with a rocky background and green foliage.

    The People We Don't Meet On Vacation

    Avery Jay, girlblog's Film & TV Editor, picks our some perfect recommendations for your flight to your next vacation destination. Muy bien!

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  • A woman with long dark hair and facial bruises, wearing a floral top, looks frightened with wide eyes, pressing her hands against a yellow wall.

    Four Favourites: June

    This month’s Four Favourites from girlblog! Editor-in-Chief Rachel Gambling cover ground from recently released horror and thriller titles Die My Love, Backrooms, and Faces of Death to Coralie Fargeat’s feature debut Revenge.

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  • Ice hockey players face off during a game, with two players and a referee in focus.

    CanConnections: A History of Canadian Media

    With the success of Heated Rivalry going viral on social media, Canadian native Alex Stevenson explores the history of the True North's media.

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  • Four young women dressed in schoolgirl uniforms standing against a column, holding guns and looking in different directions.

    girlblog! Recommends: Morally Reprehensible Queers

    girlblog! Editor-in-Chief Rachel Gambling dishes the dirty, filthy, film recommendations for Pride Month: Morally Reprehensible Queers. Including cult classics like Showgirls (1995), D.E.B.S. (2004), and Shiva Baby (2020).

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  • Three women and a child holding a large peeled pear against a white background.

    Three Models On Visibility and Identity in the Age of the Algorithm

    girlblog! Lifestyle Editor Tenai Palomino interviews three models — Raya Pascua, Sabrina Khouiel, and Ebony Hope — on how they navigate the changing modelling landscape in the age of the social media algorithm.

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  • A woman with red hair and pale skin holding a bloody, severed finger while smiling.

    Jungian Archetypes and Womanhood in Horror Cinema

    Writer, poet, and witch Reia Wood uses Caroline Myss’ Archetype Cards, to decipher the feminine archetypes presented in horror films: Maiden, Mother, Lover, and Crone.

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  • Three women with platinum blonde hair and dramatic makeup posing against a green background. One woman is lying down with her head resting on the ground, the second is with her leg raised and wearing fishnet stockings with decorated high heels, and the third is sitting with her arm around the second woman, all dressed in fashionable clothing with bold accessories.

    Drag Artistry as Rebellion

    Filmmaker and writer Jenny Smart details the essential characteristics of drag: performance, parody, and rebellion, and why this makes it a weapon against oppressive societal structures.

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Music Editor Bailey Ewers-Smith has curated a very Riot Grrrl playlist to celebrate the female and non-binary musicians over at Burn It Down Festival over in Torquay, Devon, from the 3rd — 5th September 2026.

Featuring VUKOVI, BE N!CE, Heriot, The Meffs, and Clarion.

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cat of the month

The girlblog! Cat of the Month for september is Ruby from Girl, Interrupted (1999)!

Ruby is a grey short-haired cat that originally belongs to former Claymoore Hospital patient Daisy (Brittany Murphy) but is later taken care of by Susanna (Winona Ryder) and the other women from her ward. She ends the film under the primary ownership of Polly (Elisabeth Moss).

Ruby is a quiet, mild-mannered cat that forms close attachments to her caregivers quickly. She becomes noticeably distressed when she sees Daisy in danger but gladly accepts the affection of those seeking to comfort her, shown in her willingness to be adopted by Susanna and later by Polly. She enjoys the company of people and provides them with solace in their times of need.

Ruby remains in safe care with the women at Claymoore Hospital. Meow.

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