Line Of Duty Season 7 Confirmed: Filming Starts January!

Four long years have passed since that beloved BBC series drew its final chapter, leaving us, its devoted followers, yearning for more. We’re still holding on to the faintest hope that someday, a new episode might emerge, perhaps shedding light on the enigma that was H, an unresolved mystery that left many of us feeling let down.

Royal Family’s Peter Phillips Sets Sail on New Business Venture!

Recently, not long after I revealed that he had ventured into the realm of commercial real estate, spending more than £5 million to acquire multiple properties including shops, small businesses, pubs, and eateries in Bath, it has been discovered that the King’s nephew Peter Phillips is also attempting his fortunes in an entirely distinct field.

He became ‘The Luckiest Man in America’ after outwitting a TV game show

The core of Oliveros and Maggie Briggs’ argument revolves around the corporate-created “luckiest man” narrative they criticize. This narrative, they argue, is a sharp critique of the misleading portrayals spread to convince us that becoming wealthy is as simple as participating in a game show, with fortune and fame merely a few turns away.

The Briggs’ main point is that the “luckiest man” story, which is often created by corporations, criticizes the deceptive messages we receive, making us think that getting rich is just like playing a game show, where luck could land you fame and wealth with just a few tries.

A quiet couple connects in the shadows of war and national trauma in ‘Việt and Nam’

In Trương’s film, the title isn’t revealed until halfway through its duration. When it does appear, it’s in plain text against a dark background, almost dividing the movie into two halves. This moment feels more like an interruption than an introduction, making viewers acutely conscious of all the boundaries and structures that shape the film. These include geographical divisions such as north and south, before and after the war, but also the line between consciousness and unconsciousness (life and death). However, Trương doesn’t present these themes in a systematic manner. Instead, his movie is rich with poetry, weaving these poetic contrasts through its thin plotline.