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Trick or Treat?
The three old ladies who lived at Blasted Heath Cottage, near Glamis Castle, Angus, were having a problem with their special Halloween stew and were scratching their elderly heads when there was a knock at the door.
John WelfordPublished 3 years ago in GeeksThe Impact Of Bridgerton On Netflix
On January 4th this year, Netflix through their social media projected that Bridgerton would be watched by 63 million households within 28 days of its release, which would make it the fifth most-watched Netflix original series launch of all time.
Falcon And The Winter Soldier: How Did John Walker's Tenure As Cap Play Out In The Comics?
Falcon And The Winter Soldier took a surprisingly dark turn in episode 4, 'The Whole World Is Watching'. New Captain America John Walker, in retaliation for the death of his partner, Lemar Hoskins, beats one of the Flag-Smashers to death with his shield in front of a crowd of horrified onlookers. After tarnishing the legacy of the shield, Walker's tenure as Cap is unlikely to have a happy ending.
Kristy AndersonPublished 3 years ago in GeeksTop 50 Hottest Billionaires To Be In 2021
50. Petra Ecclestone The daughter of Billionaire Racing Magnate Bernie Ecclestone, Petra already has an estimated net worth of close to $400 million dollars and is part-heir to the Ecclestone $3.2 billion fortune.
Vidello ProductionsPublished 3 years ago in GeeksBook Review: "Cowboy Graves" by Roberto Balaño
Roberto Balaño’s novel “2666” was written when he was sick and dying, “Cowboy Graves” is a compilation of short stories written on his deathbed. When I read “2666” I was absolutely astounded. I spent approximately two days reading it and then the next week going back and forth over the book, its structure, its story and its brilliance. A rugged mixture between Sci-Fi and realism, it takes over the mind and you, the reader, must piece together a story in which the puzzle pieces do not fit as obviously as you would like to think. Without giving too much away, if you are new to his novels then I would start with “2666” as it is a masterpiece. If you have already read it then you can check out my review of the book here.
Annie KapurPublished 3 years ago in GeeksThere is a Kingdom for Aquaman
Zack Snyder's Justice League has a unique array of music. One scene with Aquaman features an Icelandic lullaby. Lois Lane has a moment while Nick Cave's motif of death and love plays in the background. Meanwhile, Aquaman has another scene accompanied by music and with another tune from Nick Cave. The song in question is "There is a Kingdom" by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.
Harley Quinn and the Joker
"Sometimes we need fantasy to survive the reality" (From TheMindJournal. You never know what you might find as you scroll.)
Jessica FreebornPublished 3 years ago in GeeksSuicide Squad #2
Suicide Squad #2 DC Comics 2021 Written by Robbie Thompson Pencilled by Eduardo Pansica Inked by Julio Ferreira Coloured by Marcelo Maiolo
Steven LeitmanPublished 3 years ago in GeeksHarry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Analysis
This analysis will be defined by the following themes: (a) Community, (b) Empathy & Love, ( c ) Truth, (d) Good vs Evil, (e) Youth/ Coming of Age, (f) Abuse & Neglect, (g) Generally Problematic, (h) General Observations.
Bri JenkinsPublished 3 years ago in GeeksA Cinderella Story - A Movie Review
Anything is possible if you just believe. Dreams come true. Released to theaters in 2004, A Cinderella Story is a modern adaptation of the famous fable. Sam is constantly belittled by her stepfamily ever since the passing of her father. Attending a Halloween dance at the school, Sam’s future is turned around when she talks to the boy of her dreams.
Marielle SabbagPublished 3 years ago in GeeksGod of War: Fallen God #2
God of War: Fallen God #2 Dark Horse Comics 2021 Written by Chris Roberson Illustrated by Tony Parker Coloured by Dave Rapoza
Steven LeitmanPublished 3 years ago in GeeksPowerpuff: Bringing Back Girl Power Like It's 1999
Here's my disclaimer: I was not a big fan of the original Powerpuff Girls that aired on Cartoon Network between the years 1998 and 2005. Whenever I did watch the show (which wasn't often; I didn't grow up with cable), I usually just waited for the anime block to come on instead. While the show was vibrant and distinguishable from other cartoons of its time, I was young enough that the novelty and nuance behind certain aspects of the show just completely went over my head most of the time.
Jillian SpiridonPublished 3 years ago in Geeks