Books, Featured, Fiction
Full Dark, No Stars: 1922 by Stephen King
Full Dark, No Stars – 1922 Terrible deeds scar us and our sanity. Or were we sane in the first place so that we are able to commit them? Part of the collection Full Dark, No Stars, the novella 1922 is a sad story of reconsidered values, guilty conscience and remorse. Maybe because of the [...]
Drama, Featured, Films
Talk to her: The four most valuable years in the life of a psychopath
Is it possible to feel mercy and anger to the same person? Yes, it is. For example, Benigno… Benigno is a good boy. He’s humble, responsive, empathetic. And very devoted to his work as a nurse. He had cared of his mother before… now he takes care of Alicia – a beautiful dancer in coma.
Featured, Hard rock, Music
The Armada – a powerful rock from Jeff Martin’s band
Jeff Martin had built a great reputation as the front-man of The Tea Party – the kings of the eastern-influenced hard rock in Canada. In 2005, after 15 years in the band, he left in order to start a new life far from Canada – in the green Ireland. Fortunately for all of us, he [...]
Featured, Hard rock, Music
Chinese democracy by Guns N’ Roses
Imagine filled with determination young man – a refugee from his native country. Few loyal friends follow him to the border and wave to him for farewell. They will pay with their lives for helping him. And he will spend all his life in exile, dreaming about the home land, being the living conscience of [...]
Music, Pop
Someone to Watch Over Me by Susan Boyle
Posted on 06 February 2012
Someone to Watch Over Me (2011) is the third album of the lady from the Scottish countryside, whose groundbreaking appearance at Britain’s Got Talent 2009 had proved that first impression might be wrong! Continue Reading
Folk rock, Music
The Chronicles of Modern Life by Henry Priestman
Posted on 31 January 2012
The Chronicles of Modern Life (2009) is the debut solo album of Henry Priestman – an experienced British musician/singer/song-writer who have studied music at the Liverpool College of Art and who became famous in the 70s with The Yachts and then with The Christians. Continue Reading
Books, Non-Fiction
Giving by Bill Clinton
Posted on 10 January 2012
My eyes filled with tears several times when I read Bill Clinton’s Giving. It’s an inspiring and impressive book, one of the most meaningful I have read in the last year. Ask yourself these questions: Am I an activist by heart? Do I care about the society? Am I willing to change the world for [...] Continue Reading
Music, Progressive rock
One by Neal Morse
Posted on 08 January 2012
Neal Morse (vocals, keyboards, guitars) was Spock’s Beard‘s co-founder and main composer. His name signs some of the best patterns of modern progressive rock. He is also known for his departure from Spock’s Beard during a life crisis. Continue Reading
Books, Fiction
Playing for Pizza by John Grisham
Posted on 07 January 2012
Some people say “Life is bullshit”! Lets say it in a more sophisticated manner: “Life is a bag full with moments and the worst of them happened to me”! What could we say to that? I’d say: Don’t give up! You have a chance to change the angle you are looking from. Yes, I know [...] Continue Reading
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