Alright ladies, admit it; you remember the scene in Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement where Queen Clarice Renaldi
Are you obsessed with the British? If you’re not, you’re probably the only one. It seems like everyone
On March 7, 2013, members of Loco Mag’s staff traveled to Philadelphia to visit The Franklin Institute’s Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition. When we arrived at the exhibit, we were given a card with the name of someone who had traveled aboard the ship. Below are a selection of cards we received at the exhibit and the stories behind these people.
Imagine a Londoner. A Londoner is a tall white man –he’s nicely dressed with a dark peacoat –the
The London Tube is a three minute story following a boy that encounters a girl on his daily commute in the city of London. In hopes to introduce himself, the boy searches for the girl through the crowds, chasing her through the labyrinth of the London Underground.
Before there was Prince William and Kate Middleton, Americans didn’t really glance over at Britain’s royal family. However,
We are enamored with British fashion. Face it. In its history, the US has borrowed elbow patches and
We declared our independence back in 1776 with the “ye olden” YOLO – No Taxation Without Representation - giving us the freedom to create things like Honey Boo Boo, Black Friday and Ramen Noodles. No harsh feelings to the redcoats that we somehow managed to beat. Here are a few things that maybe we should have thought twice about giving up.
You’ve all seen the posters— “Keep Calm and Carry On” and all the variations of it. This phrase