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There’s something eternally fascinating about time travel. The idea that we could bend time—go back to right a wrong or leap forward to glimpse the future—has captivated audiences for generations. From Hollywood blockbusters to...
We are still in the midst of peak TV – hold on to your hats – and there’s no sign of this slowing down any time soon. Established networks such as HBO, NBC, ABC...
Ramen, the traditional Japanese dish, has become increasingly popular in Stockholm in recent years. It feels like a new place is popping up every month. Once beloved restaurants like Totemo are now not even...
One of our favorite features on Netflix is how the ability to download Netflix movies to watch offline. Unfortunately it seems that a lot of people are still confused about how this works exactly....
Ethan Hawke may have started off as a child actor with Joe Dante’s Explorers in 1985, but in the 90s he had already established himself as a strong dramatic actor thanks to roles in...
You know what’s great? Traveling and seeing different parts of the world! As great as Mechanic: Resurrection is, it just doesn’t compare to attending an opera in Sydney, Australia or finding a quiet nook...
One of our favorite comedies on television right now is The Good Place, about an underachieving woman who dies and accidentally ends up in “the good place”. Not only does the show have one of...
As any true movie fan will attest to, film noir is one of the best genres to have ever graced the big screen. A standard film noir would tell the story of a detective...
After having covered choosing movies to watch on your sick day last time, I will help you to plan a movie night this time around. If you own your own flat and want to avoid...
For a lot of tourists in Berlin their trip to the city is defined by the historical landmarks they visited. You can’t miss out on Brandenburger Tor, the Topography of Terror (despite its kitschy...