Author: festivalforromance

It’s been 108 years since the famous Titanic sank on April 15, 1912. The beautiful, majestic Titanic set sail April 10 without a care in the world. This “unsinkable” ship left on its maiden voyage, filled with approximately 2,240 passengers and crew. No one suspected that in a few days the ship would sink near […]… Continue reading 108 Years Since Titanic’s Sinking: What Have We Learned? — Revelations About Israel and the United States

We’re back again with some underrated and forgotten Comedy gems. These films are hilarious in execution from their stories, actors and comedic moments that you and you’re friends will be quoting for months and years to come. Let’s get started…. This Irish comedy follows a driving instructor with special abilities such as being able to […]… Continue reading More forgotten Comedy Gems — I think it’s interesting

SPOILERS for Fate/Zero and all of Fate/Stay Night. Also, I tend to use Saber and Artoria interchangeably to describe our King of Knights, sorry if that’s confusing haha Everyone knows the story of King Arthur, right? The peasant boy who pulled a legendary sword out of a stone and became king of England? Had a […]… Continue reading Character Arcs: How Artoria Pendragon puts a new spin on a classic myth — Starting Life From Zero

“Not a shot. Not a single chance. Not a snowball’s chance in hell.” Taylor Swift — who, at 30, has reached a Zen state of cheerful realism — laughs as she leans into a pillow she’s placed over her crossed legs inside her suite at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, leaning further still into her infinitesimal… Continue reading Taylor Swift: No Longer ‘Polite at All Costs’ — Variety

I really wasn’t planning on writing something about The Rise Of Skywalker so quickly. In fact, I had a totally different Star Wars-related post planned for this weekend. But sometimes a movie hits and I, inexplicably, find myself with something to say right away. The Rise Of Skywalker was one of those films. The first […]… Continue reading The Rise Of Skywalker – Excitement and Ambiguity in the Disney Era of Star Wars — My Comic Relief

If you don’t know what The Decameron is, look it up. It’s 14th century Italian writer Giovanni Boccaccio‘s story of 10 Florentines quarantined during the Black Death at a luxurious villa (seven women, three men) who tell each other stories (100 in total) to fill the time. We’ll have a few Decamerons of our own […]… Continue reading Since We Have Time On Our Hands, Let’s Talk About The Best Main Stream Movie Sex Scenes — Here’s MY Top Three… — How To Live BULLSHIT-FREE

Let’s give the award to the movie where the woman’s vagina bites off her rapist’s penis. via 10 Unforgettable Horror Movie Sex Scenes — Thought Catalog

Some films start with a whisper. Some start with a bang. Paul Verhoeven’s Basic Instinct is one of the prime examples of the latter. In the same way that anyone who had read Joe Eszterhas’ script would have been instantly hooked, whoever had sat down to watch this in the cinema or at home would… Continue reading The Fuck of the Century: Why Basic Instinct is the Ultimate Erotic Blockbuster — VHS Revival

Alisha Rai’s Girl Gone Viral tackles the grimy underbelly of social media with humor, satire, pathos, a great deal of family drama, and a positively sizzling romance (also, what may be the best pair of sexy eyebrows in Romancelandia). These days self-isolation is the norm for many of us, and a good book is an […]… Continue reading ‘Girl Gone Viral’ Is A Peach Of A Read — West Central Connected

Hello Book worms ! I am back again with a romance recommendation list . Romance is one of my favourite genres and I have read a good deal of romance books. It was so hard to shorten the list to only six books, because there are so many good romance novels out there. So today […]… Continue reading Romance Recommendation to read this Summer ! — BOOKS AND CO.