Reading was an ardent part of my life and to this day it still is although I have become choosy with what I read and it is mainly elements related to animals, prehistory, supernatural, travel, film, television and music that I enjoy reading about. Still all kinds of genre in literature interest me with favourites being romance, biography and adventure, just to name a few
Steven Spielberg, widely regarded as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, has a unique ability to bring his films to life through powerful themes and masterful storytelling. Alongside other notable directors such as Stephen Sommers, Gary Fleder, Robert Rodriguez, and his close (and equally popular) friend George Lucas, Spielberg has left an undeniable […]
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I have many favourite years that are special to me, especially if they involve the numbers 3, 5, 6, 7, or 9. One of my favourite years is 1997 because it was when I first visited Kenya, one of my favourite countries. The number 9 is my favourite because in 1999, I visited Singapore
World War II was one of the darkest times in history, even worse than World War I. Many countries suffered deeply because of revenge, discrimination, and indifference. Germany, in particular, was devastated under the rule of Adolf Hitler, whose hatred of Jewish people led to the murder of millions. Yet, in the midst of this
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Beauty and the Beast and Rapunzel, two of the world’s most recognized fairy tales are entirely different subjects which have no relation to each other. Must there have been any difference at all then what may or may not be known is that Beauty and the Beast was originally a French fairy tale known as
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Songwriter Roger Radcliffe had been working hard all day. It was harder than usual to do his best to come up with original songs as is known for any person with such a career. He did not believe that any of them would be hits but he still liked them and knew well that it
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by Vikram Wagh It is presumably an Autistic (or perhaps in broader terminology to emphasize upon the popularity and attention that Autism is gaining, Neurodiverse) element that when it comes to interests of mine, I cannot think of one without the other. There is nothing eerie or cruel about what comes to mind all
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In Indian fables, the Lion is seen as King of the Jungle (or forest) and he is accompanied by a jackal who is his counterpart or majordomo. Loyally obeying the King without any question or hesitation, the jackal’s advantage in representing the Lion is especially significant when it comes to food since he is tasked
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The Noddy books, created by Enid Blyton, follow the adventures of Noddy, a kind-hearted character living in Toyland. Noddy learns valuable lessons about friendship, honesty, and kindness in a whimsical world inhabited by various toy characters like Big Ears the Brownie, Mr. Plod the Policeman, Tessie Bear, and the mischievous goblins Sly and Gobbo. These
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Jurassic Park, later known as Jurassic World, is a popular American sci-fi franchise about a failed attempt to create a dinosaur theme park. It all started in 1990 when Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment acquired the rights to Michael Crichton’s novel, even before it was published. The book and the 1993 film adaptation directed by
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Jaws, known for its terrifying deaths caused by a massive great white shark and the pursuit of it led by Police Chief Martin Brody, marine biologist Matt Hooper, and shark hunter Quint, is a highly successful film adaptation of Peter Benchley‘s best-selling novel. As a movie fanatic, I believe captivating films are worth revisiting,
