Viewers of the Liverpool-Ludogorets match last night who chose to forego the obligatory half-time cup of tea were treated to the most sensationally awkward ad for Cadbury’s chocolate. … [Read more...] about Dunphy, Giles awaken inner drunken uncle in ad for Cadburys chocolate (video)
Archives for September 2014
Film Review: Genre-bending and filled with tense action, The Guest is as good a film as you’ll see this September
In The Guest, director Adam Wingard channels everything from 90’s sci-fi to Drive, and the end product is tremendously entertaining. … [Read more...] about Film Review: Genre-bending and filled with tense action, The Guest is as good a film as you’ll see this September
Queen remains cryptic on Scottish Independence
When leaving Sunday morning service at her local church, Crathie Kirk, in Aberdeenshire, the Queen told onlookers that she hopes Scottish voters "think very carefully about the future" when voting today. … [Read more...] about Queen remains cryptic on Scottish Independence
Pistorius reveals plan for tell-all book
In a move so brazen it would make OJ Simpson himself cringe, Oscar Pistorius plans to write a book about exactly what happened the night he shot his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, dead on 14 February 2013. … [Read more...] about Pistorius reveals plan for tell-all book
Understanding the rise of ISIS: Sykes-Picot, American Imperialism and slickly-produced propaganda
Following on from their success in finally settling on a name earlier this year (to be fair ISIS was a bit comic book-villainy and ISIL is so 2013) the group known as the Islamic State have consolidated their territorial gains in northern Iraq and parts of Syria into a theocratic caliphate under their reclusive leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. … [Read more...] about Understanding the rise of ISIS: Sykes-Picot, American Imperialism and slickly-produced propaganda