Hi, everyone! Have you seen the new Netflix TV series directed by Tim Burton? “Wednesday” is trending on Netflix and everywhere online ! If you like his new TV series inspired to the Addams family, you will enjoy his movies too. I’d like to suggest you a few and I hope that you will love them as much as I do.
Argentina has just won the World Cup. Messi is ready to raise the cup that any football fan dreams of. But ... wait! The Emir covers the Argentine captain with a black cape, the Bisht. That's rather weird. So I start wondering what that piece of clothing is or means. Do you know? I'll tell you about it soon, but first, let's step back for a while.
So, I made a research
about who are (or were) the most wanted
fugitives in the world because I think it’s important to know who can
potentially hide among us.
Since there are so many, I had to pick up a few and I decided to write about 5 of them.
Here we are! Christmas is back and with it the "catchphrases" of the traditional Christmas songs that pervade the shopping streets, the stores, our homes. But not all people love them, of course. What about you ? Do you love or hate Christmas songs?
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Last summer we all in 5scB read Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and then we discussed it with our English teacher once we were back from our summer holidays. It was an interesting and thought-provoking read. Here are some of our reflections.
Blowin’ in the wind is a song written and sung by Bob
Dylan dating back to 1963. In the lyrics the author asks some important and
powerful questions, despite his singing voice is calm and relaxed.
Bob Dylan wrote this song during the war in Vietnam. Its main theme is the cruelty and uselessness of every war.
Hello to you all guys and welcome back! I hope everything is going for the best for everyone.
Today’s post is about a mysterious creature that has aroused interest in the eyes of many, a smooth and black monster, with a big snake body and a horse head. It is the terrible vision that could appear to those looking from Punta della Dogana in Venice.
On November 28th, 2010 theWikiLeaks website published more than 250,000 secret documents, which U.S. embassies had sent to the central government, containing "sensitive" information about U.S. operations and relations with foreign governments. This was the beginning of “Cablegate”, which would cause no small embarrassment to the U.S. administration, then led by Barak Obama and already put to the test in the preceding months by the release, again by WikiLeaks, of tens of thousands of documents (including a 17-minute video that became famous as Collateral Murder) showing how the U.S.-led fight against terrorism in Iraq and Afghanistan was mostly carried out with indiscriminate killings, torture and war crimes of various kinds.
