Category: Entertainment

Top Cheats to Find Your Calm

August 6, 2024

Life really does have a knack for throwing us things that we don’t want and we don’t need. One moment everything’s fine and the next everything is a whirlwind of stress. When life feels like this, it can be very difficult to know when the last time you were able to relax. Relaxation doesn’t come easy for a lot of people, but there are some ways that you can cultivate that sense of ease that you’re looking for. Learning how to calm your mind takes some time. 

Cleopatra’s Score Could Make Or Break The Film – How Will A Composer Create A Believable Egyptian Sound?

July 29, 2024

Rumours are heating up that there will soon be a new Cleopatra movie from Denis Villeneuve with Zendaya set to star as the ancient Egyptian ruler. The director has shown that he can produce epic works with Dune: Part One and Dune: Part Two, and he could be the perfect director to bring the queen’s story to the big screen for modern audiences. One of the most important aspects of a film like this is the score, and it will require a skilled composer who can capture the sound of the era. They will have to draw on archaeological research and use modern technology to bring ancient Egypt to life.

Celine Dion’s Heartfelt Rendition Of Wyn Starks’, ‘Who I Am’ Sparks Global Chart-Topping Success

July 2, 2024

During an intimate moment in her critically acclaimed documentary “I Am: Celine Dion,” musical legend and activist Celine Dion sang one of her favorite songs, “Who I Am,” the uplifting anthem by pop sensation Wyn Starks, during a session with her therapist. This touching sing-along has captured the hearts of thousands, propelling the hit to #1 on the iTunes R&B/Soul Chart in the US, Australia, and UK. It also peaked at #25 on the overall UK iTunes Chart, #7 in Canada, and saw a 300% rise in streams. “Who I Am” has also charted in Germany, Ireland, France, and The Netherlands.

How To Embrace Your Nerdy Habits

June 12, 2024

There was a time, especially prevalent throughout the 70s, 80s, 90s and even early 2000s, when being a nerd was seen as a bad thing. Never mind most of us used technology for life convenience that had been exclusively designed and maintained by nerds, nor that most people were fans of franchises like Star Wars and sci-fi epics like Alien in theatres – to be seen as a nerd was to be disconnected from “mainstream” culture or even actively hostile to it.