Natasha Culzac is a freelance journalist, with articles published in the Financial Times, Evening Standard and Condé Nast Traveller. Graduated with a first class Journalism degree from City University. Has a love/hate relationship with puff pastry, is desperate to visit Belize and her favourite book is The Count of Monte Cristo.
Have you ever shoe-horned yourself onto the 8.19am Denmark Hill to Blackfriars train? It’s not pretty. If you haven’t, and yet you live in this great megalopolis, then you’ve more than likely embedded your limbs into some other unwitting passenger’s soft, memory-foam-like body, on one of the city’s other overcrowded train or tube routes.
By Natasha Culzac | Notebook | Wednesday, 30 January 2013 at 4:00 am
We are used to seeing women digitally squeezed, preened and perfected, but to what extent are men subject to the same treatment in the promotion of blockbuster films?
By Natasha Culzac | Arts, Notebook | Wednesday, 5 December 2012 at 6:00 am
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