We love Instagram. Why? Because it brings tonnes of visual art right to your finger tips. [email protected] stay up to date with our finds on our favourite app. You can find our other choices for Instagram Pick of the Week here. Want…

2017 is arguably becoming a difficult year to be a person who identifies as a feminist. However, this doesn’t seem to be the case when it comes to entertainment. Whether you’re looking for a video game to play, a book to read or a movie to…

Over the past few weeks, I’ve noticed a lot of men cycling on my television. I do not mean literally cycling on top of my television—it’s not large enough to cycle on, and I make a point of turning away anyone dressed in lycra who calls at…

We live because of the Sun. Ancient cultures worshipped it. Our solar system relies on its gravity. We use it to tell time. It is necessary for all life to exist, thrive and flourish. But the Sun can also kill us. It will kill us one day.…

Living in Ireland today, you’d have to be a hermit not to have heard of the Happy Pear twins. This energetic duo have dominated the culinary scene in Ireland over the last few years, gaining attention for their delicious vegetarian food and…

Hello there. Now, you may have noticed there was no Tittererer’s Digest last week, but there actually was. It’s not visible to the public or anyone here at HeadStuff. I did not write it and neither did anyone I know. The incremental number…

You may rightly question what place an old-fashioned war-epic like Dunkirk has in the modern blockbuster landscape but thinking it’s a war epic would be your first mistake. This is much closer to a survival-horror film. Within seconds of…

Each fortnight, HeadStuff brings an unadulterated critique of the global art scene. Click here for more.  Cooking the World (2017) by Subodh Gupta at the Art Basel fair recreates ritualistic practices of community eating. The installation…