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301. Superhero Movies: What To Look Forward To Next Year October 01, 2018 There’s no denying that superhero movies have dominated the box office for the better part of the last two decades. Some people feel that the market on these films has been saturated for some time, whereas others can’t get enough. Movie studios, of course, are choosing focus on the latter. Here are a few superhero films to look forward to in 2019: Hellboy — Even though Hellboy movies have been wildly popular, it has been ten years since the last installment. Fans of the franchise have been foaming at the mouth wondering when exactly the follow-up film would be coming. For a lot of fa... (read more) Author: Alfred Mears

302. How Cult Films Can Change The Way You Think About Failure October 01, 2018 If you’ve ever spent some time watching a movie all the way through the end credits, it is hard to wrap your mind around the fact that it takes so many people to come together for a movie to become a final product. Every movie crew hopes to have a hit on their hands, but unfortunately, that isn’t always the case, and for a select few movies, they are relegated to becoming part of the cult films club. To the layperson, cult status sounds positive because it entails having a following that refuses to let a movie die. However, cult status usually means that the film in question failed miserably o... (read more) Author: Alfred Mears

303. Weekend Whim: Last Minute Destinations Close to the UK September 28, 2018 We’ve all been there; the weather’s taken a turn for the worst, your grown-up children are behaving like their former juvenile selves and you just want to get away. Anywhere. Luckily, we live in an age of easy air travel, which makes a cure for this particular ailment readily available: a weekend on the continent. A last minute break is often dreamt about in the conservatory on a rainy afternoon, but when actually put into practice they can be act of immense liberation and rejuvenation. So shake off those blues and set the mind wandering to pastures new! Here are a few great ideas,... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

304. 4 Destinations to Prove You Can Have a Budget Holiday in Europe September 28, 2018 Budget holiday destinations abound in Europe, despite its stereotype as a centre for luxury travel. Beyond the expensive locations in Southern Europe (think Spain, France, and Italy), a plethora of astounding, lesser-known countries are waiting to be discovered. Many of these places have only recently been opened to tourists, which makes a trip an even more remarkable journey of discovery and unique attractions. So if you’re someone who likes to go ‘off the beaten track’ and visit the places your parents haven’t been, get ready to find out more about these wonderful European delights. ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

305. Shopping in Mallorca: A Week of Markets September 28, 2018 Stunning Mallorca is home to an exceptional selection of vibrant markets. From handmade jewellery to olive oil to livestock, the island boasts an enormous variety of goods that you can admire and purchase at your heart’s content. With a market for every day (and night) of the week in every town in Mallorca, a visit to at least one should be a priority during your stay. Of course, shopping is essential, but take the time to appreciate the charm of each town, as every market has a unique atmosphere – some offer street food and restaurants while others play live music to accompany your perus... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

306. Escape the Crowds and Enjoy a Family Christmas in Faro September 28, 2018 The school holidays can get a little crowded, as often they are the only time of the year that families can travel away together. But there are still some uncrowded gems left on the market – and Christmas in Faro is one such example. Located on the Algarve Coast, Faro is a magnet for tourism in the summer, but not during the winter months. This gives the cunning family the opportunity to enjoy a beautiful place with great amenities without having to wade through densely-populated tourist traps. The winter sun may not be quite as hot, but this Portuguese town is still a place of beauty an... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

307. Europe on a Shoestring: The Budget Holiday Dream is Real! September 28, 2018 Europe may be home to VIP hotspots like the Amalfi Coast and the French Riviera, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t positively brimming with more affordable alternatives as well. Budget holiday plans are more than do-able on this beautiful continent. Continue reading this article to get the best tips on how to travel across Europe in style - without breaking the bank! Travel in off-peak times of the year Don’t go travelling when every family in the country is off on their annual holidays. Travelling at off-peak times of the year will save your bank balance from forking out for the ... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

308. Van Kuijk Quartet September 27, 2018 Performing works by Franz Schubert, György Ligeti and Maurice Ravel, 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 6, 2018, (6:45p.m. Pre-Concert Talk with musicologist Kai Christiansen) Sunset Center, Carmel. Carmel, CA, September 28, 2018 - “Extensive color palette, precise blending, and the sense of fun that makes these serious performances so vivid” – The Guardian. Opening the spectacular 52nd season for Chamber Music Monterey Bay is the Van Kuijk Quartet from France on their first tour of the United States. Currently BBC New Generation Artists, the Van Kuijk Quartet’s international accolades b... (read more) Author: John Paul

309. The Whole Family Can Enjoy a Grand Cayman Vacation September 27, 2018 The vacation that you take as well as the destination that you choose will depend upon who you take with you. If you happen to the vacationing as a couple you certainly would choose a different type of vacation as well as a different destination then you would if you are taking along three or four children. When vacationing with children there are other things that you must consider which would not necessarily crossed her mind if you were vacationing as a couple. If you have children on your vacation you must make certain that there are child appropriate activities to keep them entertain... (read more) Author: Marc Deschamps

310. Me Before You: A Cinematic Itinerary of Mallorca September 26, 2018 Grab your friends and your beach gear this summer and catch a flight to the beautiful island of Mallorca for a fun-packed holiday in the glorious sunshine. This spot the perfect destination for a much-needed break after a long term at uni. Its coastlines were graced by the superb actors Sam Claflin and Emilia Clarke during the filming of the touching love story Me Before You. Make your trip to Mallorca a cinematic experience as you relive the romance of Lou and Will at the incredible Cala Formentor Beach. While on your tour, visit the nearby ancient rural town Pollença to shop at the bust... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

311. Monterey Symphony Announces Landmark Endowment Gift from Bertie Bialek Elliott September 25, 2018 Bertie Bialek Elliott has served in many capacities with the Monterey Symphony and has been attending and supporting the organization for over 35 years. Monterey, CA, September 25, 2018 - Bertie Bialek Elliott has served in many capacities with the Monterey Symphony and has been attending and supporting the organization for over 35 years. Before the opening of the 73rd season of the Symphony, Bertie made the decision to give $2.4M to the Symphony's endowment fund, ensuring a vibrant and healthy financial future for the organization. These endowment funds will be used to support the artist... (read more) Author: John Paul

312. After bursting onto the scene in Rockford, Collin Delia Fun Business Iron Ons generating buzz at September 25, 2018 Collin Delia has become an exciting prospective client for that Blackhawks. A year ago, no one understood much about him from coaching camp. Now there's buzz around the 24-year-old and the role using the group moving forward. He came out in mere 28 games a year ago for the Rockford IceHogs inside the American Hockey League, yet got charge of his chance by going 17-7-2 with a two.72 goals against average as well as .800 save percentage. It was not before the Calder Cup playoffs as he actually begun to increase eyebrows, improving the IceHogs attain the Conference Final using a 2.34 GAA and also... (read more) Author: jame tony

313. Unforgettable Canada Tours: Discover Victoria and Vancouver September 24, 2018 If you are thinking of exploring the Canadian Rockies, Vancouver and Victoria are worth a visit along the way. Each city offers a plethora of attractions and, combining this with their beauty, it’s no wonder they are among Canada’s most popular tourist destinations. Here are some of the top spots to visit while you’re travelling. Vancouver Canada tours passing through Vancouver will have plenty to offer. The city combines natural beauty with thrilling activity, boasting a bustling central hub and astonishing scenery everywhere you turn. Read on to discover Vancouver’s top three attra... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

314. An Independent Traveller's Dream: Fly Drive Canada Tours September 24, 2018 Fly drive Canada tours are a brilliant opportunity to enjoy some time to yourself and bask in the stunning wilderness for which the country is renowned. Take to the open roads and discover the hidden gems that you might not have come across on a typical tourist holiday. For independent travellers, there’s no better way to experience Canadian beauty than a fly drive tour. Need More Convincing? Picture this: you’re behind the wheel and a wide, quiet road stretches out in front of you. You’ve a handcrafted itinerary, a map, and an entire holiday completely to yourself – you are your own... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

315. What You Should Know Before Getting Your First Forearm Tattoo September 22, 2018 Getting a tattoo is a rather special time because you are embarking on quite the journey that will take you from just ‘a guy’ or ‘a girl’ to becoming part of the body art and modification world. There are a lot of directions you can go for such a momentous occasion, but in the event that you’ve decided on getting a forearm, there is quite a lot you’ll need to know about forearm tattoos before showtime. Even if you have tattoos elsewhere on your body, deciding to ink up your forearm is a big step in making your acceptance & love for custom ink come to the forefront. If you’re still not sur... (read more) Author: Alfred Mears

316. ISTITUTO DI MODA BURGO E COSENTINO PER "MODA D'ARTE DINAMICA" September 21, 2018 Nell’ambito della fashion week milanese, l’Istituto Di Moda Burgo insieme ai suoi allievi e insegnanti è stato coinvolto e presente all’evento dello showroom “Cosentino City Milano” in Piazza Fontana 6, nel pieno centro della città. Cosentino è un’ azienda multinazionale che produce e distribuisce superfici innovative e di elevato valore e ha organizzato per giovedì 20 Settembre l’ evento “Moda D’Arte Dinamica” che ha accolto l’esposizione di abiti unici e raffinati realizzati dagli studenti dell’ Istituto Di Moda Burgo. Gli abiti si sono trasformati in opere d’arte dinamiche ,che hanno pre... (read more) Author: Debora Crippa

317. Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History Opens Exhibit Oct. 5, Exploring Its 135-Year History September 20, 2018 A new exhibit at the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History will examine its own 135-year history when it opens Oct. 5, at the Pacific Grove institution. Pacific Grove, CA, September 21, 2018 — A new exhibit at the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History will examine its own 135-year history when it opens Oct. 5, at the Pacific Grove institution. The exhibit, “135 Years of Natural History,” will have an opening reception from 6-8 p.m. Friday, October 5, 2018, in the Special Exhibits Gallery at the Museum. This exhibit will explore the museum’s history from its beginnings in th... (read more) Author: John Paul

318. Bucket List Beauty: 4 of the Best Natural Attractions in Europe September 20, 2018 When travelling in Europe, many people choose destinations in close proximity to the continent’s historical or cultural attractions. From La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona to the Colosseum in Rome, there’s no doubting that Europe is steeped in rich artistic and cultural heritage. However, there is more to Europe than these popular sightseeing spots. On offer, too, are myriad breathtaking natural attractions, dotted throughout the continent’s 50 countries. Europe is home to many UNESCO World Heritage sites, including delightful countryside, stunning landscapes, and awe-inspiring views - and... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

319. Swerve the Tourists, Set Your Sights on Spain's Lesser Known Sites September 20, 2018 Whilst the country may be most famous for buzzing cities like Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia, a wealth of tourist-free, off the beaten track destinations are on offer in Spain. Holiday outside of these major cities and hidden gems await... Discover an authentic Spanish experience with a visit to the charming Oñati, revel in the stunning architecture of Antequera, walk the cobbled streets of Albarracín, or drink in the views from Arcos de la Frontera. Oñati An ideal location for hiking, this beautiful rural town is the perfect place to begin your off the beaten track Spain holi... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

320. Get Out and About in Gaudí's Barcelona September 20, 2018 Barcelona is a buzzing metropolis with a unique flair; it is bursting with stunning architecture. Forget dilapidated, grey churches and ancient palaces, this joyous city has been graced with the striking work of architect Antoni Gaudí. Admired worldwide for his undeniable talent, Gaudí takes inspiration from nature in his design and the result can be seen painted across the city in his swirling stones, distorted iron and vibrant mosaic. Grab your camera and get out and about with Gaudí, following in his footsteps as you enter another dimension of technicolour and seemingly impossible structure... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

321. Beautiful Bragança: Portugal's Best Kept Cultural Secret September 20, 2018 Want to explore the beauty of Portugal without being surrounded by tourists? Bragança is one of the country’s most underrated – and therefore blissfully quiet – destinations. Since it is a traditional, untouched area of Portugal, not only does it have some beautiful scenery but also a rich history, a fascinating culture and landmarks that are a must-see. What to Look Out For There is plenty to see and do at the village of Bragança, so it’s a great place for a day trip during your holiday in Portugal. Here are some of the places you should take the time to look out for while you’re th... (read more) Author: Laura Jeeves

322. Author, Letter-Writer and Mayor of Chualar Veni Releases Follow-Up Book to Popular Debut ‘Veni, Vid September 19, 2018 The Mayor of Chualar, author and advice columnist Veni, has released the follow-up to her popular first book “Veni, Vidi, Vici: I Came, I Saw, I Conquered,” with the new “Born to Lead.” Chular, CA, September 20, 2018 — The Mayor of Chualar, author and advice columnist Veni, has released the follow-up to her popular first book “Veni, Vidi, Vici: I Came, I Saw, I Conquered,” with the new “Born to Lead.” Veni, a Pumi Hungarian herding breed now 6 years old, continues to recount her adventures in America with “Born to Lead,” including her stint in county jail, running for President of th... (read more) Author: John Paul

323. Seven Secrets You Didn't Know About Superhero Movies September 19, 2018 We’ve had superhero movies in the conversation of modern cinema for so long that we tend to forget there was a time when there weren’t that many of these movies around. The main reason you didn’t see these types of films was simple — no one did a good job of it. Sure, once in a while, a decent enough job was done with a superhero adaptation, but chances were always high that any shot at making a “Caped Crusader” movie happen was bound to fail. We know the main characters, understand a bit of the general story, and in the end, we’ll either get closure or a surefire sign that a sequel will ... (read more) Author: Alfred Mears

324. The Film Lover's Guide To Cult Films September 19, 2018 Would you be so bold as to consider yourself a movie lover? If so, where do cult films rank in terms of importance to you? These two questions don’t seem to have a big connection with each other, but as it turns out, how you rank cult films may give you some pretty big insight into just how much you really do love movies. The reason? Cult films aren’t your run-of-the-mill movie. Defining what exactly a cult movie is can be hard to do. In essence, you’re talking about a movie that has a pretty fanatical following to the point where screenings can take on lives of their own. Certain protoco... (read more) Author: Alfred Mears

325. Monterey Symphony's 2018-2019 Season, ‘Sound Waves,' Opens Oct. 20-21, with Schubert Symphony and N September 16, 2018 Monterey Symphony’s 2018-19 Season, “Sound Waves,” opens Oct. 20-21, at the Sunset Center in Carmel, and features a new work from composer Alex Berko commissioned in collaboration with the Big Sur Land Trust. Monterey, CA, September 16, 2018 — Monterey Symphony’s 2018-19 Season, “Sound Waves,” opens Oct. 20-21, at the Sunset Center in Carmel, and features a new work from composer Alex Berko commissioned in collaboration with the Big Sur Land Trust. The Symphony’s 73rd season opens at 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, with Franz Schubert's Symphony No. 9, "The Great," and Berko’s “Among Waves... (read more) Author: John Paul

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