The Art of Conversation, RIP
In northern Ireland we can have four seasons in one day; perhaps this is why people over here talk about the weather so much. But in reality, the only difference between summer and winter is that in winter, the rain is a few degrees colder.
Kids Really Do Say The Darnest Things
A child's mind is full of imagination and their mouths full of the most hillarious of ideas.
NYC Horrorfestival Director Talks About ‘Red Hook’
Michael fell in love with horror films at 11 years old when he saw a double feature of George Romero's 'Creepshow' and 'Dawn of the Dead' in the summer of 1982.
Terry Fator – A Man of His Own Virtue
Although Terry Fator captured the hearts (and funny bones) of America when he was selected as the top act on season two of America's Got Talent, he's remained humble and kind to everyone he meets.
William Wordsworth’s Poem on The Haitian Leader Toussaint L’ouverture
The poem To Toussaint L' Ouverture, by William Wordsworth, is an Italian style sonnet written in 1802. The poem describes the abominable condition of this leader of Saint-Domingue who was imprisoned at Fort de Joux.
