Love Triangle

Lily King’s understands good love stories- their secrets and subtext, their highs and their free falls, suffused with love triangles that even the narrator’s 12-year-old son at some point tells her that he has been invited to be part of a thruple which he declines. His mother, the narrator whose name we are not told until the final lines of the book. In the fall of her senior year of college. She meets two students from her 17th century Lit class: Sam who had coppery brown hair and Yash with a thick black pontytail. Best Friends living off-campus in the elegant … Continue reading Love Triangle

Innovative Catering Show

Have an insight into the innovative future of commercial catering equipment at The Catering Innovation Show at Business Design Centre, London. The show brought together some of industry’s biggest brands, pioneering suppliers and the latest cutting-edge game-changing innovations, interactive demonstrations and catering equipment exploring the latest trends shaping the foodservice sector be it be pub, hotel, or restaurants.  Catertherm offers a combined hot and cold plate, temperature ranging between -5°C and +140°C, giving an amazingly flexible foodservice counter that can keep food hot or keep food cold at different times. Hot and cold plate – topped with glass, Dekton or stainless steel, or … Continue reading Innovative Catering Show

Do You want to be a filmmaker

BECOMING A FILMMAKER – THE HARD TRUTH ABOUT MAKING ITIN LONDON By Krish Pinto – London BA Film Graduate. Book available to order on Amazon.It is rare to find a writer with the talent of chronicling a guide andcommentary so successfully and imaginatively as Krish Pinto. Thatknown, I have suggested to him that he might be good writing novelsand maybe a screenplay to go with each one. Krish reacted bystating that AI is ahead of us writers – and can be programmed towrite novels and screenplays for us! However, I thought of this overtwenty five years ago regarding a novelist … Continue reading Do You want to be a filmmaker

Bob Marley Honoured

Late Legendary Bob Marley, a Jamaican singer, songwriter, guitarist  and one of the pioneers of reggae is being honoured by unveiling a green plaque at Battersea Park, London by Wandsworth Council on Saturday 25th October. Robert Nesta Bob Marley, a Rastafarian icon, who infused his music with a sense of spirituality and increased the visibility of Jamaican music worldwide, used to play football at Battersea Park while recording Exodus with the Wailers. Marley who was born in Nine Mile, Jamaica, began his career in ’63, after forming the group Teenagers with Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer, which eventually became the Wailers and … Continue reading Bob Marley Honoured

Lyra’s fate…

Philip Pullman’s use of language of fantasy to illuminate our world and to explore the deepest question of what it means to be alive and awake to all the splendors and horrors around us.  In volume one his follow up triology which referenced John Milton’s Paradise Lost. The next volume depict Lyra at 20, battling anti-liberal forces, and the final volume published this week, those forces are confirmed to be multinational conglomerates that overdevelop erstwhile wholesome communities and even threaten to buy naming rights to Oxford colleges. Lyra Silvertongue was new Eve, Her “Fall” into sin reframed as a victory … Continue reading Lyra’s fate…

How to restore the UK economy, drive prosperity to elevate living standards

Prosperity Through Growth by the US economist Dr Arthur B Laffer, inventor of Laffer Curve (his eponymous curve); policy campaigner  Matthew Elliott, businessman and former chief executive of Vote Leave campaign, Michael Hintze a high profile asset manager, and founder of the Centre for Economics and Business Research, Douglas McWilliams, although is a would-be Conservative idea for growth, who has no answer to the populist right, but the philosophy is a collection of old ideas, similar to what Keith Joseph suggested for Margaret Thatcher in the 1970s. Their policy begins by setting out principles of ideal economic policy- the “North Star” … Continue reading How to restore the UK economy, drive prosperity to elevate living standards

Top five Dream Cities of the world in 2025

/ According to locals’ responses the world’s happiest city in 2025 is Abu Dhabi with 96 per cent saying that their city makes them happy. Second place Medellin, the Colombian city, where locals found joy in their everyday experiences including energetic nightlife, followed by Cape Town, South Africa’s coastal city with blue flag beaches, Mexico City, Mexico, and Mumbai, India  Continue reading Top five Dream Cities of the world in 2025

Law and justice system might touch our lives

British Law and justice system might touch our lives when we have an accident, a wrong is done to us, or we have a family difficulty. They are vast, ancient and cover everything from the personal to the regulation of our government. But to most of us, they are a wen of intimidating institutions and practices. Baroness Hale, after spending a decade writing about England’s justice system, shows us how the law is on our side, by taking us into the complexities of real courts and real decisions, we see that we all have rights: schoolchildren, disabled people, workers, minorities … Continue reading Law and justice system might touch our lives

Porsche’s new CEO

Michael Leiters, who spent 13 years at Porsche before leaving to serces as chief Technology Officer at Ferrari and CEO of McLaren from 2022 to 2025, will be Porsche’s next CEO. Leiters worked for Porsche between 2000 and 2013 as head of both Macan and Cayenne lineups. Leiters will succeed Oliver Blume who has served as CEO for Porsche as well as VW group for  the last 10 years.  Continue reading Porsche’s new CEO

Millions celebrate Diwali around the world

Millions of Hindu, Sikhs and Jains across the world are celebrating Diwali ( Festival of lights) symbolising the spiritual victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance. In Ayodhya, India, a 2.6 million lamps were lit along the Saryu river bansk ahead of the festival, which is a Guinness World for the largest display of oil lamps beating last year’s record of 2.51 million lamps. Diwali in London, on Trafalgar Square which is the largest celebration on Sunday, October 27. Diwali also celebrated in the US, Canada, Australia, Paris, Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia. Continue reading Millions celebrate Diwali around the world