50 Most Shocking Moments in World Cup History
Written by Video of The Week
Are you a huge soccer/football/futbol fan? Check out these 50 most shocking and crazy moments from World Cup history. What do you think is most shocking?
Hate Crimes and the Risk of Becoming an Orwellian State.
Written by Staff Reporter
Is there a line between Freedom of Speech and Hate Speech? This article will summarise the case R v Rogers (2007) UKHL which was an Appeal from the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division).
Shirley Veronica Bassey was born in 1937, in Tiger Bay, Cardiff. Her father was a Nigerian seaman and her mother came from Yorkshire. Tiger Bay was a tough neighbourhood and Shirley was the youngest of seven children. At age two her mother was left a single parent.
Where does James Anderson rank among the greats?
Written by JR Hartley
If you were asked to predict James Anderson’s 600th wicket, you would have probably said it would involve an outside edge to the slip cordon, after the batsman failed to negotiate an outswinger that the 38-year-old is so famous for. The man born in Burnley has made a living out of that delivery, which is very much his stock-in-trade, and it didn’t let him down against Pakistan on a blustery afternoon in Southampton when he achieved the milestone.
If you're planning to relax and stay in this weekend, then our list will help you find the perfect TV show. All you need to do is make some popcorns, snuggle up in a blanket, and pick a show from our list. We have included popular TV Shows like BoJack Horseman, and old, but still fun TV series like Malcolm in the Middle.
The White T-shirt – A Canvas of Expression and Style.
Written by Jason Disley
So, as the nation bathes in an Indian Summer, with beautiful sunshine during mid-September, so I take a look at a fashion staple. It doesn’t belong to any particular style, although some style tribes may have appropriated it more than others. There is no doubt though, that at some point all of us will have worn one. Either simply to be cooler in hot weather, or as an extra layer beneath a shirt or sweater. I am of course writing about the simple white t-shirt.
