THE CELTIC WORLD’S MOST BEAUTIFUL BALLAD
‘The Celts were fearless warriors as they wish to inculcate this as one of the leading tenets. They believe that souls do not become extinct, but pass after death from one body to another.’ ~ Julius Caesar.
LEE VAN CLEEF – TRIBUTE
He was missing the last joint of his middle finger, a disfigurement prominently featured in the climactic gunfight of ‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’ (1966). He actually lost it while building a playhouse for his daughter, although there were rumors that it happened in a road accident or a bar fight.
POIGNANT DEATH OF A GENIUS
Decades later, the world has finally recognized her brilliance. Her legacy has been restored: her sculptures now stand proudly beside Rodin’s, and a museum near Paris is dedicated entirely to her work.
BLIND, DEAF DUMB – How was Hellen Keller Discovered
He was at his wit’s end, but he didn’t want to put her in an asylum. So, he wrote the Institute to ask if they knew of anyone who would come to his house and work with his daughter.
IS ANTHONY HOPKINS AN AVATAR OF WISDOM? ~ VIDEO
Music became his language, a way to express emotions he couldn’t put into words. It wasn’t long before his parents noticed his growing passion and scraped together what little they could to buy him a secondhand piano. In the evenings, after school, Anthony would lose himself in the music, finding solace in the melodies he created.
GUESS WHAT YOU JUST CELEBRATED
New Year falls on the 1st of January only because in 1582, Pope Gregory the 13th, Papa of the Gregorian calendar, was tasked with bending the free will of all pagans, heathens and wild hill folk to Christianity.
ROMAN ANECDOTES STILL USED TODAY
Bread and Circuses) is an expression invented by satirist Yuvenal to describe the politics of the Roman authorities, who sought to control the people only to provide it with food and entertainment.
DEATH WISH
His role in Death Wish (1974), where he played Paul Kersey, a vigilante seeking justice for the brutal assault on his family, became a cultural touchstone. Bronson’s portrayal of a man taking justice into his own hands resonated with audiences, especially in an era marked by social unrest and distrust in the legal system.
The Power of the European Spirit
When we address our origins, we not only strengthen our identity but also find the strength to overcome any obstacles.
GUESS WHO I MET IN THE PUB TONIGHT
These real and legendary celebrities included Frank Sinatra, Roy Rogers, Judy Garland, Sammy Davis Jr, Tom Jones, Charlie Chaplin, Laurel and Hardy and Harry Houdini. Ma’s is still a favourite haunt of performers from stage and screen.
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