Reggaeton - Topic
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Reggaeton, also known as reggaetón and reguetón, is a music style which originated in Puerto Rico...
Men in White Suits: Liverpool Fc in the 1990s - the Players' Stories
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In Men in White Suits, Simon Hughes meets some of the most colourful characters to have played for...
Suswatibasu (1701 KP) rated San Andreas (2015) in Movies
Sep 10, 2017
If it isn't a solar flare, tectonic plate/crust shifts or the reversal of Gulf streams, it's the San Andreas fault opening up creating huge earthquakes.
This film unfortunately rates rather low on the apocalyptic films front. The story is lacking, the Rock is awful - just a big American knucklehead saving the day - and the dialogue consists of a word per scene. The CGI was disappointing, even the 1990s film Deep Impact had better graphics. And Kylie Minogue doesn't even make it. It can't get any worse.
Paul Harvey Podcast
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The Paul Harvey Podcast features rebroadcasts from his "News and Comment" and "The Rest of the...
Three Sisters
Lucy Caldwell and Anton Chekhov
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I don't know what it is I'm going to do but I'm going to do something. I'm going to be someone. I...
Multilateralism in Global Governance: Formal and Informal Institutions
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The aim of this edited volume is to bring back multilateralism in global governance research by...
A Very Brady Sequel (1996)
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The trusting and anachronistic Brady family gets a harsh jolt of 1990s reality when scheming con...
The Good Cop
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Big Tony is a lovable, but not exactly honorable, former NYPD officer who never followed the rules....
Old Haunts: A Simon Serrailler Short Story
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One hot summer’s day, an old flame turns up at Lafferton HQ and Simon Serrailler is catapulted...
short story crime undercover police
David McK (3369 KP) rated Doctor Who: Once Upon a Timelord in Books
Nov 24, 2023
Yes, you read that right: 60.
Albeit with a hiatus in the 1980s/1990s, until it's triumphant return in 2005.
And it's that later incarnation that is the main lead in this graphic novel, with perhaps-the-most-popular-modern-incarnation (Dr #10, David Tennant, soon also to be Dr #14) taking the lead here alongside his just-after-Rose-Tyler companion Martha. This is then a whistle-stop tour of the Doctor's various enemies, with the story itself being told as a story within a story by Martha to a group of alien monsters who feed off the pyschic energy released by storytellers.