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|  Pulp Fiction by The Ovi Team
14 October 2019
October 14th 1994; the writer-director Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, a crime drama featuring multiple storylines and a large ensemble cast including John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Samuel L. Jackson, Bruce Willis and Harvey Keitel, opens in theatres. Mad (Add a comment) |  Looking back over my shoulder by Abigail George
13 October 2019
And when I began to write for English class Rob was always in the frame of my mind. I pictured him making his way through the papers, marking them in red pen and finally until he came across my paper in the bunch... (Add a comment) |  The Point by Jan Sand
13 October 2019
The point, in mathematics, is an indication of a place,
A thing of no dimension, no extension, merely a mention
That it is here we must pay attention. (Add a comment) |  Dupenews: Trump asks dirt for the Norwegian Nobel Committee by Theodore K. Nasos
13 October 2019
A newly released memorandum from the White House shows Trump discussed Norwegian Nobel Committee demanding names and dirt in his conversation with the Ukrainian, the Romanian and the Ethiopian presidents. (Add a comment) |  Walk & talk 923 by Thanos Kalamidas
13 October 2019
Contemporary talk, walk and talk! (Add a comment) |  Paddington Bear by The Ovi Team
13 October 2019
13th October, 1958; the first of a series of books featuring Paddington Bear is published "A Bear Called Paddington", the first story is about a bear who is found at Paddington railway station in London by the Brown family. (Add a comment) |  NOW-WAR and the SAKE of LIFE by David Sparenberg
12 October 2019
Earth is our home; Earth is our origin. There is not now any more than there has ever been a single, sane human being who can or could have claimed otherwise. (Add a comment) |  The mirror of the soul by Gordana Mudri
12 October 2019
Hundreds of shadows walk.
Hundreds of whispers talk... (Add a comment) |  The Politics of Funding: Cash Crisis at the United Nations by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
12 October 2019
It remains one of the more unusual arrangements in terms of funding. Like a club filled with members of erratic disposition, the United Nations can never count on all dues to come in on time. (Add a comment) |  Bad Milk by Paul Woods
12 October 2019
Originally from Port Macquarie, Australia, Paul Woods is a Cartoonist and Illustrator based in South London who also plays drums, works as a Cameraman and likes bad horror films. His series of cartoons is entitled "Insert Brain Here" and you can see mor (Add a comment) | | 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 older |
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