I've been wanting to read this book for just one reason - the collaboration between James Patterson and Bill Clinton. Undeniably Clinton and Patterson hold the essential ingredients to whip up an excellent political thriller. Why? The blurb describes it precisely - "with details only a president could know and the kind of suspense only James …
This is one of the very few narratives where I watched the movie and did not read the book. I guess it's because the trailer simply bowled me over and I just had to watch the movie. Yes, the movie was released two years ago in 2016, and I am late. THAT is because I …
I was asked to watch this movie by one of my high school teachers following a disastrous job interview where I walked out of a middle school demo class as I was unable to control the students. The movie was released in 2006 and is based on the true story of a middle school teacher …
When I fist moved into Doha, I was initially overwhelmed by the copious varieties of meat served at all restaurants. I learnt about the different cuts, cooking techniques and sauces that complement each unique dish. During my time in Sri Lanka I did eat meat, but it was usually fried or served as a curry. …
It would not be an exaggeration to say that it was because of a compelling dominant language that geographical boundaries like those in Africa and the Indian sub-continent came into existence. Neither is it an exaggeration to say that it was because of language that certain cultures went into extinction. Language is also to blame …
SPOILERS AHEAD: PROCEED WITH EXTREME CAUTION! Being a massive fan of the Harry Potter franchise, I had to watch the Crimes of Grindelwald the day it was released. It was a good movie, but it was so confusing with its messed up timelines and character relations that it seemed to breakaway from everyone's beloved Potterverse. …
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