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 AntySaurus Prick 21#13 by Thanos Kalamidas
23 July 2021
Dino is a vegetarian virgin dinosaur and his best friend is Anty, a carnivorous nymphomaniac ant. They call themselves the AntySaurus Prick and they are still here waiting for the comet to come! (Add a comment) |  Greek military rule gives in to democracy by The Ovi Team
23 July 2021
July 23rd 1974; the military government in Greece has collapsed and the former Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis has been invited to return. Huge crowds gathered to greet him at Athens airport... (1 comment) |  Amy Winehouse by The Ovi Team
23 July 2021
23 July 2011; with her gravelly voice and eclectic style, Amy Winehouse, 27, who was found dead in London, won comparison with some of the great female singers such as Sarah Vaughn and Nina Simone. (Add a comment) |  Colonization of Algeria: should France apologize? by Joseph Gatt
22 July 2021
Short answer: France can not apply the post-1945 legal framework for events that took place before 1945. That is, until the end of the Second World War, conquest of foreign territories was legal, or at least accepted in the international community. (Add a comment) |  James Cousins : (22 July 1873 -20 February 1956) An Effort of Synthesis by Rene Wadlow
22 July 2021
James Cousins was the Irish poet who with A.E.(George Russell) and William Butler Yeats played a major role in the Irish literary revival in the 1890s-1900s. Later he went to India as literary editor for Annie Besant's newspaper New India... (Add a comment) |  Branson Goes to Space by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
22 July 2021
Profligate, vain and utterly pleased with himself, British billionaire Sir Richard Branson could boast about his latest adventure of megalomania. Unlike others of the stinking rich set, he is incapable of keeping quiet. (Add a comment) |  Ephemera 21#09 by Thanos Kalamidas
22 July 2021
Ephemera: a word with ancient Greek roots meaning 'something that is produced or created that is never meant to last or be remembered'. (Add a comment) |  Wild Bill Hickok shoots and kills Davis Tutt by The Ovi Team
22 July 2021
July 22nd 1865; in the market square of Springfield, Missouri, Wild Bill Hickok shoots and kills Davis Tutt in what is regarded as the first true western showdown. (Add a comment) |  James Cousins : (22 July 1873 -20 February 1956) An Effort of Synthesis by Rene Wadlow
21 July 2021
James Cousins was the Irish poet who with A.E.(George Russell) and William Butler Yeats played a major role in the Irish literary revival in the 1890s-1900s. Later he went to India as literary editor for Annie Besant's newspaper New India and then was on (1 comment) |  Infectious Follies: Britain's Freedom Day by Dr. Binoy Kampmark
21 July 2021
He can scant resist a slogan, but UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's insistence on describing Britain's exit from lockdown as Freedom Day came with its usual kitschy quality. All would be splendid as COVID-19 restrictions were... (Add a comment) |  Set in stone by Bohdan Yuri
21 July 2021
Never can be told
a story set in stone,
for what the message was
may not be at all. (Add a comment) |  If you want to open a restaurant, cafe or pub checklist by Joseph Gatt
21 July 2021
So, you want to open a restaurant, pub or cafe. Perhaps you make delicious pancakes, or you're a master at coffee brewing, or you love that pub atmosphere, or you can cook the best steak. Don't get too excited. (Add a comment) |  Tang & Ram 21#12 by Thanos Kalamidas
21 July 2021
Putting pieces together never helped Ram's brutal sarcasm to Tang. (Add a comment) |  Tate Gallery by The Ovi Team
21 July 2021
July 21st 1897; Tate Gallery opens in England. Having offered his art collection to the nation, Henry Tate later offered a gallery to house it providing the government would donate a site and undertake the administration. (Add a comment) | | newer 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 older |
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