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Grimm's Fairy Tales #4
Here is a Grimm Fairy Tale that I did not know about or even heard of entitled 'The Straw, The Coal and the Bean'. This is a very short one but is really quite descriptive. It is a tale of three odd friends working together to achieve a goal of some kind. Even though the straw still burns and the coal fizzles out and the bean splits. At least they tried for a little while to survive living. It is also a tale on how we see beans now-a-days with a black seam. To me this is an unusual tale on how to get children to eat their vegetables maybe.
By Mark Grahamabout a year ago in Critique
Trump Makes History: The First Former President Sentenced for a Felony
In an unprecedented moment in American history, former President Donald Trump became the first ex-president to be sentenced for a felony. The court proceedings, held on a quiet Friday morning, concluded with a sentence that left many stunned: unconditional discharge, which carries no punishment. This legal milestone underscores the unique intersection of power, privilege, and accountability in the life of one of the most polarizing figures in modern politics.
By mureed hussainabout a year ago in Critique
Arms race has no signs of the end
Unfortunately, there are currently no signs of the end to the arms race triggered by the conflict in Ukraine. Though it is absolutely clear that the scope of aid, provided to Ukraine harms national interests, the US and EU member states continue to increase weapons flow to Ukraine, exacerbating insecurity.
By Adomas Abromaitisabout a year ago in Critique
The Influence of Fashion Based on Past Media: How Cinema, Television, and Print Shaped Styles. AI-Generated.
Fashion is more than just clothing—it is a visual language that reflects societal values, historical contexts, and cultural movements. Over the years, fashion has been shaped and influenced by the media, with cinema, television, magazines, and advertisements playing pivotal roles in popularizing trends, defining beauty standards, and influencing how individuals perceive themselves and their identities. This article explores the influence of fashion through past media, examining how different media platforms have driven fashion trends throughout history and continue to do so today.
By Matilda Otuabout a year ago in Critique
Gatekeeping Music Never Made Sense
Gatekeeping Music Never Made Sense Every artist’s fanbase has toxic stans. From racist Swifties to doxxing Barbz, there are countless examples to be made of fans taking things too far in defense of their favorite artists. With our current society, it’s simply par for the course. But a new problem has arisen in the music community that’s single handedly destroyed the ability to casually enjoy music; gatekeeping.
By Maya Fosterabout a year ago in Critique
Bryan Johnson wants to be imortal
Hello hello, I'm an avid documentary watcher and that lead me to watch a new Netflix documentary with the name "Don't die: the men that wants to live forever". I know, the title makes curious off the bat, but let me present the premise of the documentary.
By Joana Piresabout a year ago in Critique
Avatar: The Way of Water – Review and Critique
James Cameron’s 2022 film Avatar: The Way of Water is a stunning sequel to the groundbreaking original that redefined visual effects and 3D technology in cinema. The movie takes us back to the magical world of Pandora, where the bond between humans and nature is explored even more deeply. But did it meet the sky-high expectations?
By Farkas Márk about a year ago in Critique
Opinion on Squid Game Season 2
Attention!!!! Spoiler alert! Squid Game Season 2 is worthy continuation of the first season, delving even deeper into the dark side of human nature and societal inequalities. While introducing new characters, some key figures from the previous season return to complicate the story further.
By Farkas Márk about a year ago in Critique
The Movies That Changed My Life (And How)
Movies have a unique ability to transport us to different worlds, challenge our perspectives, and inspire personal growth. For many of us, certain films leave a profound impact, shaping the way we think, feel, and navigate our lives. Today, I want to share the movies that changed my life and explain how they influenced me on a deeply personal level. Perhaps some of these films will resonate with you, too, or inspire you to reflect on the ones that have shaped your journey.
By Decider TVabout a year ago in Critique
Céline Dion: a return in style, but a major challenge to overcome
After a long absence due to her battle with stiff person syndrome, a rare and debilitating neurological disease, Celine Dion is finally back in the spotlight. The 56-year-old Quebec singer is currently preparing two new albums that are highly anticipated by her fans: one in English, scheduled for spring 2025, and the other in French, which should be released at the end of September 2025. However, while this return is full of emotion and promise, it is also accompanied by doubts and high expectations, particularly after the commercial failure of her previous English-language opus, Courage, released in 2019.
By Nathan FUNKabout a year ago in Critique
Why We Still Love Classic Movies in the Age of Streaming
In an era where streaming platforms offer an endless array of new releases and original content, the continued allure of classic movies might seem surprising. Yet, these timeless films remain beloved by audiences, captivating both longtime cinephiles and younger generations discovering them for the first time. But why do classic movies maintain their appeal in an age dominated by convenience and cutting-edge technology? Let’s explore the reasons behind our enduring love for classic cinema.
By Decider TVabout a year ago in Critique
