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Hi, I'm Thomas! 

I’m a First-Class Media, Journalism, and Publishing graduate with a strong interest in journalism, pop culture, and mental health. I currently write for The Indiependent and The Honey Pop, covering a wide range of topics within entertainment, lifestyle, and political / popular culture. 

Alongside my writing, I have a keen interest in Graphic Design, which I aim to develop over time. Both my written and visual work can be explored below. 

Featured Articles

The Indiependent •

“Quiet, Piggy!”: What Trump’s Outburst Reveals About His Epstein Narrative

The Epstein files, for Trump, are a topic he has sought to avoid. Yet, with growing public interest, this approach has become unviable. On 14th November, Bloomberg reporter Catherine Lucey decided to seek answers from the President aboard Air Force One. As expected, Lucey’s questions went down like a lead balloon, invoking Trump’s usual ire. “Is there something incriminating in the files, sir?” Lucey asked. Quickly, he raised his pointed finger to her face, retorting, “Quiet, quiet piggy!”
The Honey POP •

5 Reasons You Should Stan Carly Rae Jepsen

We’re big fans of Carly Rae Jepsen at THP! This talented Canadian songstress first rocketed to fame with her iconic hit, ‘Call Me Maybe.’ Since then, Carly has cemented herself as a cult icon, gaining the adoration of fans worldwide. From being a strong LGBTQ+ ally to releasing seven studio albums, it’s clear that she is a prolific and thoughtful artist. While there are countless reasons to stan Carly, here are five we think stand out!
The Indiependent •

Track Review: safeword // Halsey

With the 2024 release of their critically acclaimed album The Great Impersonator, Halsey cemented themselves as an artist, unafraid to explore various genres and eras. Their newest single, ‘safeword’ continues this journey, revisiting the sounds of the Riot Grrrl era that was integral to the punk-rock feminism of the ’90s.


‘safeword’ may be Halsey’s boldest single yet. A fearless exploration of sexuality, feminism, and power dynamics, the track is designed to provoke. From the opening riff, i...
Let's Get Poplitical! •

The Divided Legacy of Marlene Dietrich: Revered, Rejected, and Remembered

Throughout her lifetime, actress Marlene Dietrich cemented herself as a Hollywood icon, renowned for her wit, glamour, and diva status. While America praised her, her native Germany harboured mixed feelings. Despite being born and raised in Berlin, Dietrich’s national identity became a complex issue that she wrestled with throughout her career. Dietrich’s rise to fame began in her homeland during the culturally vibrant yet politically turbulent Weimar Republic (1918-1933). In this era, the cabar...
Hybrid Magazine •

There is no such thing as 'a bit of OCD'

When you think of OCD, it’s easy to dredge up the same tired stereotypes: the germaphobe, the repeater, the tidier - going over and over the same spot with a cloth. Or just someone who keeps doing the same thing until it finally feels right.Whilst OCD can present this way, the complexity of the illness is overshadowed by reductive examples and broad stroke archaic assumptions. Too often, I’ve heard cleanly or organised people claim that they have a ‘bit of OCD’, which only goes to further trivia...

Graphic Design

The Exalted One

A rave-inspired typography experiment using halftones and distortion to recreate the feel of printed club ephemera. The piece focuses on Aaliyah’s name, drawing on her description of its meaning as “the highest, most exalted one”.