by Lewis Robinson
From elaborate flash mobs to quiet dinners in intimate settings, people choose to propose to each other in a wide variety of ways. One thing that seems to remain constant, though, is the presentation of a ring when asking someone to marry you. You want your proposal to be perfect, like something out of the movies, so shouldn't your ring match?
Read Moreby Lewis Robinson
The college years are some of the most memorable and tumultuous times in a person's life. From figuring out who you are and what you want to do with your life to navigating relationships and academics, there's a lot to juggle during those four (or more) years. It's no wonder that Hollywood has been fascinated with this time period for decades. Here are some popular films that offer a unique take on the college experience.
Read MoreHence, schools should incorporate soft skills into their curriculum through various soft skills activities and lessons led by teachers. Such skills help students adapt and change for the better long-term when a school prioritizes developing them. Therefore, in this guide, you’ll learn about how you can develop students’ soft skills. But first, let’s know about it.
Read Moreby Devin Caldwell
The 2002 film Swimfan, while making a significant amount at the box office, was not given very good reviews upon release. Twenty years later, the film has not aged very well, and there are a lot of things that would need to be changed to fit how things are today. Consider the following changes that would need to be made to the story if Swimfan were made today.
Read Moreby Kevin Gardner
Have you been feeling a little lost in life lately? Are you faltering on your goals or simply feeling overwhelmed by all that you have on your plate? What you need is a movie marathon, but not just any movie marathon. Grab your pillows, blankets, and snacks, and hop onto the couch to watch these five movies that are all about perseverance. When you're done, you'll likely feel more inclined to continue working toward your own life goals, whatever they may be.
Read MoreThe midterm break has arrived once more, which can only mean one thing: children who are bored and parents who are going to lose their heads. You're probably already starting to miss the convenience of not having to wake up and do the morning school run, and you're counting down the hours until you can relax once more. Sounds recognizable?
Read MoreBeing a star does not have to be an easy job, but it certainly leaves room for much freedom. However, becoming world-famous and having bank accounts with many zeroes leaves little leeway regarding choices. Not only when it comes to one's daily lifestyle- which is undoubtedly not characterized by saving- but also in everything related to vices and entertainment.
Read MoreDo you remember the last time you were really creative? Maybe it was when you were coming up with a new recipe, painting a picture, or coming up with a new business idea. But, unfortunately, for many of you, your creative side is something that you only access every now and then. But what if your child could tap into their creative side more often? What if they could use their creativity to solve problems, come up with new ideas, and express themselves more freely?
Read MoreScreen recording on the iPhone has always been a bit of a pain. You have to open up the camera app, find the screen you want to record, and hit the record button. With the new iPhone update, that process has gotten a bit easier. You can now enable screen recording without having to open up the camera app at all.
Read MoreIf you are looking for a sport that lets you express your freedom and live your life on your own terms, you have come to the right place. Inline skating lets you do just that.
Read MoreReelgood published its Top 10 Titles in Streaming for this week (10/06/22 to 10/12/22). AMC+’s adaptation of the 1994 movie Interview with the Vampire ranks #1 on this week’s streaming chart, followed by the movie Luckiest Girl Alive.
Read MoreIn 1963 political thinker Hannah Arendt coined the term “Banality of Evil” to describe how evil can flourish when good people “do their job” or “follow orders” and others simply look away. Today, almost 80 years since the end of World War II, interest in the subject is as great as ever, both among scholars and in the world of literature and film-making.
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