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‘Black Panther’ Is In One Word A Masterpiece
‘Black Panther’ written by Joe Robert Cole and Ryan Coogler (who also brilliantly directed the film based on Stan Lee’s and Jack Kirby’s Marvel comics character of the same name) is absolutely hands down one of the best and most … Continue reading
“The Explorers Grand Slam”: Colin O’Brady’s Quest For A World Record
Colin O’Brady is attempting to do what only 42 people have done before in his quest to finish “The Explorers Grand Slam” in record time. Colin’s goal is to become the fastest athlete in history to complete this challenge, doing so … Continue reading
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Tagged Aconcagua, africa, Antarctica, April, Arctic Ocean, Asia, Australasia, Billy Bennight, Colin O'Brady, Denali, Europe, Explores Grand Slam, February, Grand Slam, January, June, Marc Carstensz, May, Mt. Elbrus, Mt. Everest, Mt. Kilimanjaro, Mt. Vinson, North America, North Pole, Pyramid, Richard Parks, South America, South Pole
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Movie Review: “War Witch”
War Witch (“Rebelle”) is a riveting French film about the life of child soldier Komona, in an unspecified country in Africa. Written and directed by Kim Nguyen, the film was nominated by the Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film, … Continue reading
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Tagged africa, child soldiers, kim nguyen, rebelle, war witch
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