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Challenges and Struggles The curtains open, beautiful and elegant dancers in tutus portray princesses, fairies, swans. Accompanied by fierce princes, they move around, turn, wave their arms in precise uniformity. Continue Reading
As the global housing crisis is reaching a boiling point, millennials are choosing hitting the road and choosing vanlife instead of city life.
At the 2021 Cannes film festival, Polish film producer Agnieszka Holland gave voice to the growing fear of streaming services. Referring to streaming as the ‘non-curated, big black hole,’ she Continue Reading
Korean food is booming, after the success of Korean drama Squid Game – Netflix’s most popular TV show to date.
I arrived in London at the end of March. At that time, Britain was starting to recover from the peak of its Covid-19 crisis and spring had just begun. But Continue Reading
