Melody Gardot releases Preacherman video to raise awareness for the Emmett Till Foundation

Previously published on Exeposé Online, I try to prove that when I make words they don’t have to be just limited to silly puns and frivolous nob gags. Here, I attempt to do even the slightest justice to the massive subject of racism, in light of Melody Gardot‘s unsettlingly relevant new music video:

 


Melody Gardot’s ‘Preacherman’ video, a single from her upcoming album Currency of Man, invites us to reflect on a vital moment in American history, right when we need it most. Trayvon Martin is one of the many young black people to have been murdered in all too recent times, and Gardot aims for her video to raise awareness for The Emmett Till Legacy Foundation (ETLF) and to educate young minds about racism in today’s United States. Continue reading

6 reasons why you NEED an Apple Watch

Previously published on Exeposé Online, I look at Apple’s first foray into the wearable tech market, and persuade even the most hardline doubters (and quite effectively I might add) why they should pick one up:

 

I’m feeling all tingly at the moment. And of course you are too, and I can tell you why. A brand new Apple product line has arrived! No shut up, you’re over-reacting. Continue reading

Review: Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel: Claptastic Voyage

In my triumphant return to the newly crowned Exeposé Games section after being promoted to Editor of Exeposé Online, my first vitally important job was to winge and whine about a glitchy boss fight in the first piece of Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! story DLC, Claptastic Voyage. So much for responsible reviewing:

 

Also known as the Ultimate Vault Hunter Hunter Upgrade Pack 2: Claptastic Voyage — so you’re also getting a raise in the level cap by ten — this is the first batch of story DLC released for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel! and comes bundled in the recently released Handsome Collection on current generation consoles. This is by no means a cautious first release however, as Gearbox Software and 2K Games have served up a highly ambitious, albeit flawed, chunk of shoot ’n’ loot goodness. Continue reading