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Zak Mahinfar

Is Original the New Black?

by Zak Mahinfar

The likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime have revolutionised the small screen both in terms of production and viewing culture. Having tempted the crème de la crème of Hollywood, from Robert De Niro to Woody Allen, and produced a string of mainstream hits that parallel the success of network television, this relatively new medium displays […]

How to handle your Hollywood divorce

by Zak Mahinfar

Another ticking time-bomb in the minefield of Hollywood marriages has detonated on 2016. Here at Exeposé we’ve laid out a step-by-step guide to get you through this difficult time if you are a celebrity struggling with divorce. If you fail to prepare, prepare to fail. Inviting a reputable divorce lawyer to your wedding ceremony can […]

Gender neutral parenting – right or wrong?

by Zak Mahinfar

As I entered my fifth consecutive hour of procrastination today I sifted through several of the trending videos on YouTube. Instead of the usual cat-fodder however, this afternoon’s seductress came in the form of a 4-minute interview with a couple raising their two children gender neutrally. How lovely, I thought. It was only a few […]

Marketplace muffins: end the madness

by Zak Mahinfar

This morning as I found myself dismally slogging away at my essay, lost and alone, I yearned for solace from my academic woes. How could I remedy my predicament? I knew the answer. It was instinctual. A banoffee muffin from the Marketplace. Never had one? Sheathed in a sponge that is fluffier than the clouds […]

Why d’you always tell me when you’re high?

by Zak Mahinfar

People are free to make their own choices in life: from teetotal sobriety to snorting cocaine off a toilet seat. Though I myself am not one to dabble in drug use, I still respect that it’s a personal choice and I don’t like to preach. I have my own reasons for not taking drugs and […]

Tab ‘Jihadi’ piece sparks anger

by Zak Mahinfar

A controversial article published by student website The Tab, titled ‘How Jihadi is your uni?’ has sparked outrage amongst students of the University of Exeter. Although the article was originally published over 10 months ago, The Tab Exeter shared the article again on 22 February via their Facebook page resulting in a string of comments from […]

Students demand University divestment from fossil fuel

by Zak Mahinfar

Student group Ethical Exeter brought the fight for climate change to campus on Friday 12 February ahead of the global Fossil Fuel “Diversment Day”. As part of the event, demonstrators constructed an oil spill sculpture in the Forum, consisting of all black every day objects, as a symbol for unnecessary human waste and the harmful […]

Nadiya Hussain: Not a Muslim, just a brilliant baker

by Zak Mahinfar

Nadiya Hussain, newly crowned Bake-off Bae, has been on the tip of every tongue from the moment of her culinary triumph. But, her success was reduced to but a spoke in the wheels of a BBC-led ‘conspiracy’ to impose a tyrannical regime of political correctness upon Britain’s population, who are apparently otherwise pre-disposed to view […]

Let’s Get Satirical: Osborne to tax Halloween

by Zak Mahinfar

Under new legislation, all sweets and treats collected by children on 31st October as part of their Halloween celebrations, will now be taxed. In a statement from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, he decreed, “For too long children have been allowed to partake in this glorified form of vagrancy, hoarding their sickly substances […]

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