By Barry Casey About 15 years ago, after a divorce, mid-way through a teaching career and suddenly alone with my books, I looked at them and thought, “Alright, time to earn your keep.” All these books, many of which I had not read yet, were calling me, so I began keeping a common book, a […]
via Turning Limitations into Advantages: Writing as I Go — BREVITY’s Nonfiction Blog
In some ways, the podcasting world is fortunate. It’s difficult to record a show from home—hosts have been climbing into their closets and building pillow forts in hopes of approximating the acoustics of the studios they can no longer access—but it’s not impossible. Even as television and film productions have ground to a halt, new…
Although Ireland is celebrating the centenary of the 1916 Rising in March 2016, Easter was celebrated in 1916 in late April. Nevertheless, March 1916 saw such momentous cinematic events as the founding of the first major indigenous film production company. And even if Easter itself was still some way off, Irish cinema hit the beginning […]
via The Constant Watchfulness of Irish Cinema in March 1916 — Early Irish Cinema
Since covid-19 many have forgotten how blessed they are because of loss, separation and sickness. When you become a follower of Christ, not only do you receive eternal life, but you are blessed with spiritual blessings, no matter the circumstances. Scripture tells us that we are blessed with every blessing in heaven. What are the…
The hit TV series goes rogue in this thrilling adaptation that has loads of twists and turns and very unexpected results. A contest has resulted in a group of people winning a chance to live out their fantasies at Mr. Roarke’s Fantasy Island. After a meet and greet with Mr. Roarke and his […]
WarnerMedia unveils its new streaming service, Donald Trump is mad at Twitter and GE Lighting has a new owner. Here’s your Daily Crunch for May 27, 2020. 1. HBO Max launches today, here’s what you need to know At $14.99 per month, the service — initially available to subscribers in the United States — is…
He leads the company’s legal and business affairs department worldwide The post Peter Brodsky promoted to General Counsel and EVP, Business Affairs at Sony/ATV appeared first on Music Business Worldwide.
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Just recently I had the unexpected pleasure of looking over the soundtrack for the documentary A Brief History of Time Travel. As the title suggests, this documentary is all about a subject that has fascinated scientists (and regular people for years: time travel. The synopsis is as follows: Time travel reaches far beyond the realm […]
via Soundtrack Review: A Brief History of Time Travel (2018) — Film Music Central
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