I finally finished watching the third season of "Being Human" UK. It is a BBCThree show (2009-2011 the first three seasons). It talks about a vampire, a werewolf and a ghost that share an apartment. It sounds really weird and it could seem a bit corny, I know, especially to those who hates Twilight and vampires/supernatural stuff, but it is not. Trust me. Being Human poster So there are these three guys that try really hard to live their lives like normal human being, but it is not that easy. The circumstances around them and their similar (especially the vampires) try to bring them to their real nature. The main characters are Russell Tovey, he plays George the werewolf; Leonora Crichlow, she plays Annie the ghost; Aidan Turner, Mitchell the vampire. During the second/third season Sinead Keenan will join the three housemates as Nina, George's werewolf girlfriend. I admit I started watching this Tv show because of Aidan Turner. I have a big crush on him s...
“1992”. For many of you it’s just a number, or more likely, a year. What happened? Probably you’re thinking about the separation of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, or that John Major was Prime Minister, or even Britain’s infamous currency crash. But during 1992, in another EU nation, a crisis was brewing - the year when Italy became aware of the corruption inside her political world and, moreover, the year when the biggest political scandal in history came to light. On the left: Antonio Di Pietro, Gherardo Colombo and Francesco Saverio Borrelli. “ Mani Pulite ” (literally “clean hands”), better known as Tangentopoli, was an investigation that, before it was over, would see many influential members of Italy’s political and industrial spheres imprisoned for the first (and not the last) time. Everything started on the 17th of February, when Antonio Di Pietro, the prosecutor who started the investigations, arrested Mario Chiesa, a member of the PSI (Italian S...
I don't know if it's the same for you, but I associate almost every moment of my life to a song. Music is so important for me. Music understands your moods, it makes you feel less alone and brings amazing memories back. I don't have a particular preference in music. I like what I find enjoyable and it could be absolutely anything, from pop to rock to jazz, recent or old it doesn't matter. So that's why I decided to share the playlist that is keeping me company through this rainy afternoon. It's a bit of a Throwback Tuesday. Enjoy. - "I Say a Little Prayer For You", Aretha Franklin - "Strangers in the Night", Frank Sinatra - "La Vie En Rose", Louis Armstrong - "La Bohème", Charles Aznavour - "New York, New York", Frank Sinatra - "Feeling Good", Nina Simone - "Ain't No Sunshine", Bill Withers - "Sway", Dean Mart...
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