In an odyssey worthy of its fictional hero, an Irish writer has finally brought James Joyce’s “Ulysses” to the stage in Dublin after a copyright battle blew his adaptation off course for nearly two decades.
Whether ghoul or goon, pirate or phantom, soldier or skeleton, or whatever else that can be found in nooks and crannies of the imagination; they all partied at the Republiq Club’s Halloween costume party last October 31.
For parents running out of ideas on where to bring the kids during the weekend, here’s another reason to drop by SM Megamall for some holiday cheer straight out of Hong Kong Disneyland.
It was a beautiful Thursday afternoon in October and we were at Spring Studios in London. The studio, which has witnessed the birth of numerous fashion campaigns and magazine covers, was busy. Kate Moss was downstairs for a shoot and in another room, One Direction was being shot by photographer Darren Tieste for Penshoppe’s latest campaign.
Don’t expect a serious interview with One Direction. Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne and Louis Tomlinson are naturally goofy and funny—and we liked it. The boys teased Liam about his visible boxers and Louis about his messiness and we joined the fun, getting the boys to spill about each other, their fans, and those crazy carrots and turtles.
It’s been quite a while since I’ve immersed myself in the world of Windows, so much so that every time I encounter a Windows-operated device, I always require a bit of support from my brother, who takes the opportunity to roll his eyes and scoff at my ineptitude.
Beyond the sheer irony of making the idea of dystopia popular, the world-conquering success of Suzanne Collins’ “The Hunger Games” works because of the range of control methods showcased by the young-adult novels unloaded in its wake.
“It’s never too early to take care of one’s future” is something you would expect to hear from an entrepreneur or successful businessman. It’s not so common if actress and former beauty queen Charmaine “Ruffa” R. Gutierrez is the one who utters them.
It’s strange that an underdog story would come out of a singing contest reality show, but that is been the case for the third season of “The Voice.”
Restaurant critic turned restaurateur Danio Caw grew up in a traditional Chinese family. “We’d eat traditional Chinese food at home and whenever we’d go out, we’d still eat at a Chinese restaurant!” he laughs.
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