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World Wrestling Entertainment, also known as WWE, remains the premier wrestling company throughout the world. Every year, millions flock to arenas to watch iconic...
Today, many actors and actresses of the 20th century are well remembered, and have achieved a legendary status in popular culture, such as Marilyn...
Tottenham in turmoil! Last season in the Premier League, the small North London club struggled to keep pace with its large counterparts (like Arsenal)....
Do you ever want to make your own decadent chocolate cookie? Only a few changes to a basic chocolate chip cookie recipe can elevate...
Around two weeks ago, I semi-re-watched the film In the Mood For Love by legendary Hong Kong filmmaker Wong Kai-war. I started watching the movie...
The events of October 7th saw jarring cruelty against Israeli civilians in Hamas's unprovoked invasion, and a subsequent response from the international community that...
Along with intensifying geopolitical tensions, the US also confronted numerous global and domestic issues. The 2020s decade began with COVID-19’s catastrophic impact on the...
Amid the countless geopolitical issues, many economic and political trends are developing in the realm of international affairs. Even though one might deem the...

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