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Wake up. Shower. Make coffee. Go to work. Take out the trash moments before the garbage truck arrives. It’s a monotony we know all too well, and one that often calls for an escape.
When reading, I often felt as though I was part of a conversation not meant for me.
But as it is, I am grateful that this unfavourable situation has regaled me with a new form of travel
Even though Zooming was a fine alternative for this situation, it did not replace the enjoyment of the in-person company of others while eating.
I love the typewriter-rhythmed feature track and album of the same name, but what I appreciate most about this film is that it is based on the premise of women banding together.
Though Nick Jonas is by no means a new artist, he is starting a new chapter in his career.
After watching both back-to-back, the difference between the original release and the new version is truly night and day, and despite the additional two hours, the investment in a new cut was worth it.
So this week has been particularly jarring.
They are empowered to do what they love without feeling the pressure to monetize their hobbies nor the need to adhere to a corporate agenda.
On March 11, legendary auction house Christie’s oversaw the first-ever major NFT auction, with bidding ending at a staggering $69.3 million.
When it came time to write about “Cidade de Deus” for class, I wanted to focus on these powerful performances, the unique editing, the perfect score or the exciting camera work, but I couldn’t help but think about the film’s production, response and aftermath, all of which have complicated its legacy.
So, after about a semester of trying to determine which restaurants are safe to go to, a new consideration has been added to the list as of late 2020 — Igloos.
I like my life better now, I think — and yet, sometimes I feel like I could spend hours lying in bed, listening to music, scrolling through photos, drilling deeper into some unreachable past.
In short, it will be a lavish night to enjoy the sumptuous life of 17th-century elites and feign ignorance of the travails of modern life.
The best moments on “Life Support” come when Beer combines these two sides – anger and vulnerability – together.
I feel like I should know Earl Grey.
From scholarships to benefit concerts, The Dollywood Foundation has been responsible for improving the lives of many.
Maybe in twenty years, we’ll all reunite in front of the Duke Chapel for a spontaneous surge of machine-generated marriages.
Regardless, it’s gratifying to see talented musicians come together to make terrific music, especially considering how hard it is to collaborate virtually in the midst of a pandemic.
Clearly, there is a lot wrong with Western classical music.