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Emily Maclean

Emily Maclean

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pop culture, food entertainment, lifestyle & beautyGeneral news, food

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anything non-energy related

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Total articles 5

  • Review: The Snuts @ O2 Academy

    By Emily MacLean Verified, Emily Maclean| Epigram (newspaper) Verified By Emily MacLean, First Year EnglishOn a typical rainy Sunday evening in Bristol, the sold-out crowd at the O2 Academy found refuge in the infectious energy of The Snuts’ unforgettable performance. The eclectic crowd, spanning a wide range of ages, was united by their enthusiasm for The Snuts, with many fans proudly wearing the band’s merchandise as a symbol of their devotion. One of the evening’s greatest rewards was the chance to experience the opening performance by Siobhán Winifred.

    By Emily MacLean Verified, Emily Maclean · Epigram (newspaper)

    Dec. 19, 2024

  • I walked out of the World Health Assembly due to women’s absence, and would do it again

    By Emily MacLean Verified, Emily Maclean| Mail & Guardian Verified Global development chief of Amref Health Africa Githinji Gitahi abruptly left a World Health Assembly stage when he found himself on an all-male panel at last year’s summit. Murmurs swept the hushed conference room in Geneva, Switzerland, where member states had gathered to hear the chief executive of Amref, a health development NGO, discuss the way forward on climate resilience.

    By Emily MacLean Verified, Emily Maclean · Mail & Guardian

    May. 31, 2024

  • Review: The Snuts @ O2 Academy

    By Emily MacLean Verified, Emily Maclean| Epigram (newspaper) Verified By Emily MacLean, First Year EnglishOn a typical rainy Sunday evening in Bristol, the sold-out crowd at the O2 Academy found refuge in the infectious energy of The Snuts’ unforgettable performance. The eclectic crowd, spanning a wide range of ages, was united by their enthusiasm for The Snuts, with many fans proudly wearing the band’s merchandise as a symbol of their devotion. One of the evening’s greatest rewards was the chance to experience the opening performance by Siobhán Winifred.

    By Emily MacLean Verified, Emily Maclean · Epigram (newspaper)

    Dec. 19, 2024

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London, United Kingdom