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Seventeen films on TV this week that will do you good Reporter: ');  '); Ahead of the lifting of the 5km travel limit on Monday, Ronan O'Meara has been scouring the TV schedules to find films to watch. Here are 17 to choose from....enjoy! Enemy Of The State: Saturday, Sony Movies @ 9pm A murder is accidentally caught on film and when the evidence is slipped to a lawyer without his knowledge, he finds himself running for his life while trying to uncover a conspiracy that reaches the higher echelons of Washington politics. Will Smith and Tony Scott combine their talents to give us a winning ...

What's New to Stream on Amazon Prime for April 2021 Great Westerns, new movies from Russell Crowe and Michael B. Jordan, and one of the best YA films in years! Crossing the Streams is our series of guides looking at all the offerings hitting the big streaming services each month. This time we’re checking out the new Amazon Prime arrivals for April 2021, including plenty of new releases, great Westerns, Russell Crowe movies, and more!  Amazon Prime Pick of the Month for April 2021 While most YA movies tend to focus heavily on one genre or another, others are far braver in hitting multiple m...

RBmedia Launches New Spanish-Language Audio Brand, BookaVivo Share Article Image Credit: Spencer McPherson With our recent Booka acquisition, our expertise in audiobook publishing, the quality of Spanish-language titles yet to be made available on audio, and our worldwide market coverage, BookaVivo is positioned to rapidly become a leading Spanish-language audio brand. LANDOVER, Md. (PRWEB) March 16, 2021 RBmedia, the largest audiobook producer in the world, today unveiled its new Spanish-language audio brand, BookaVivo. The new...

« The Arrogant Heedless Closure of Police Stations is Nothing New | Main | Please back this petition against masks in schools » Republished to mark new editions of Olivia Manning's 'Balkan Trilogy' some Thoughts on a Neglected Author It’s odd how Portsmouth seems to produce or stimulate writers and stories. Conan Doyle was a penniless doctor in Southsea (grubby, tarry Pompey’s green seaside twin sister). Charles Dickens was born there. H.G. Wells toiled in a draper’s shop in Southsea and hated it. The city features often, with its grotesque, ferocious prostitutes known as...

Thorsten Frenzel from Pixabay The COVID fiasco has been educational in some ways. Not only has it hammered home one of life’s most important lessons — that predicting the future is always a waste of time — but it has forced a great many of us to try something different, if only to pass the time we might otherwise have wasted planning for the future. Hobbies have flourished. There was an outburst of gourmet cooking, and even housekeeping was popular for a while. In the early months, many homes became temples of cleanliness and order before reverting to normal. Embroidery, languages, mu...