Category: Culture
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The Best Podcasts to Listen to in the UK
Different people use different tools to pass their time. Some might enjoy listening to their favourite music, some watch movies and others might just enjoy a good book or a match of their favourite game. A new wonder named podcast is included in the list these days. A podcast is where a person can speak through a microphone which can [...] -
Strictly Come Dancing: All You Need to Know About the BBC Show
If you are a reality show lover and thinking about which show you can watch next, then you are at the right place. Today we will talk about a British dance reality show which is quite popular nowadays. Yes, we are talking about Strictly Come Dancing which is currently airing on BBC One. If you are new to this entertainment [...] -
Eric Carle: The Author of the Very Hungry Caterpillar
"Caterpillar is a book of hope: you, too, can grow up and grow wings"- Eric Carle in 1994 The famous author of ‘The very hungry Caterpillar’ has assembled his wings and left the world on May 23, 2021. Eric Carle died of Kidney failure at the age of 91, leaving a huge children fan base behind. Carle had great charm [...] -
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM): Who Are Amazon.com's New Studio?
Earlier this month there was a rumour swirling around the media regarding the merger agreement of Amazon.com and MGM. The speculation became true finally and on Wednesday Amazon has announced that they are buying MGM with a net worth of $8.45 billion. It is the second-largest acquisition transaction of Amazon.com. According to the analyst, this well-planned agreement will bring a [...] -
Get to Know the People behind Chandler Bing and Other Friends
‘Friends’ is the name of emotion for almost every young person of the millennium generation. Some considered it as an important part of their growing period. Following its growing popularity among fans, the makers have announced its reunion and I am sure you are already aware of the hype. Yes, this American historical comedy is all set to come back [...] -
Top Movies of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer or MGM Studios
MGM Studios (or Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer as they call it) is an American film studio recently purchased by Amazon.com. It has caused quite a stir in the entertainment industry. Rightly so as the studio has a plethora of blockbuster movies and TV programs up in its sleeves. The deal is supposed to cost around $8.45bn, making it the second-largest in Amazon.com’s history. [...] -
The Most Popular Beers to Celebrate the Saint Patrick’s Day 2021
Saint Patrick’s Day is a festive day which is celebrated by the Irish people on 17th March in the respect of the death of Saint Patrick. Some people also like to refer to it as the Feast of Saint Patrick. Irish people observe this day as a religious day too. In Ireland, people celebrate this day with numerous exciting activities [...] -
Geology: The Ever-changing Amounts of Oxygen in the Earth Atmosphere
We all know that there would have been no human life on earth if not for oxygen. But the question about how oxygen was formed in the atmosphere of the earth has been a fascinating subject in geology, physics, and other science disciplines. The researchers have found many interesting facts about the ever-changing level of oxygen in the earth atmosphere [...] -
The Best Science Fiction Books for the Planet Mars Fans
Planet Mars has intrigued humans for ages. Its proximity to earth, it’s red soil, it’s two moons, and the possibility to colonise it one day has kept the astronauts and the general masses interested in it for their lifetimes. Due to its popularity and allure, many science fiction writers have based their stories on Mars or travelling to and conquering [...] -
Vikings at the Isle of Man: Viking Age Artefacts Found in Hoard
Heard of the Isle of Man? The beautiful self-governing island situated in the Irish Sea? According to the history books, the island was first invaded by the Vikings in the year 798. Within the next 20 years, they went to conquer the entire area and establish a prosperous Viking colony. The colony provided a link between the traders of Ireland [...]
