This day on the 8th March every year, the world celebrates International Women's Day. It's when women are recognised for their achievements socially, politically and economically; the whole globe comes together in appreciation of the female species. The first recognised International Women's Day was back in 1910, 100 years ago. This important anniversary is marked today with the slogan "Equal Rights, Equal Opportunities: Progress for All".
Nobody likes to be down in the dumps. It can drain your energy, and make things that normally make you happy seem mundane and uninteresting. A negative outlook can actually change the outcome of things, so it's important to keep positive attitude to make things go your way.
Sometimes things happen in the world that are so terrible, the rest of the world is affected. Last week one of these disasters occurred when an earthquake hit Haiti in the Caribbean. What you once might have imagined to be a beautiful landscape with blazing sunshine is now a pile of rubble filled with millions of starving and dying people.
The Met Office came under criticism this week after failing to predict another night of heavy snow fall over London. Since December, we have seen more than our fair share of the white stuff, resulting in one of the coldest winters in the UK for 30 years.
It seems like every other billboard in London is being used to advertise James Cameron’s return to film. With twelve years separating him from his last film (Titanic), this is a return to directing on the grandest scale.
As we get further into January, the New Year is upon us and we think that you should start 2010 with a bang!
The Road, the bleak post-apocalyptic work of fiction by legendary author Cormac McCarthy, was rated the number one in the Times’ 100 Best Books of the Decade. The story follows a man and his son as they traipse the barren wasteland of post-apocalyptic America.
The Tate Modern, to some the holy temple of all things cutting edge, to others a hovel crammed full of pretentious pap, is hosting an exhibition on the world of pop art.
It often feels as though hilarity is a rare commodity in densely populated cities. The more people per square metre seems to directly equate to a more sullen face worn by all.
Christmas is approaching. But, in similar fashion to pretty much every year since you turned 12, it will probably zoom past in a flurry of wrapping paper and food.
The warming touch of Christmas is a fairly universal thing, but it’s easy to forget that some people recoil from the religious and community ideals this season promotes.
Featuring songs by legendary rock band Queen, as well as the sharp wit of Ben Elton’s writing, We Will Rock You, offers the loud sounds and flashing lights associated with rock.
If you have spent extended amounts of time in a shopping mall or a supermarket in the last few weeks, you will probably have found yourself bombarded by generic Christmas anthems from the tinny speakers these places boast.
Despite the thousands already fighting to keep the peace there, Italy sends 1,000 Troops to Afghanistan.
Famous London Call Girl unmasked!
They just can't stay out the headlines!
These Latino lovelies are proving to be a hit with the lads!
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