Pre “virus-that-will-not-be-named” era, people engaged in high-risk activity. Simple daily activities such as dating even. Perhaps going to catch a film on a Friday evening with a friend or even (gasp) groups of friends. Well for the time being the coronavirus – not to be confused with an ice-cold Corona,
Urban Dictionary defines a ‘spoiler’ as “when someone reveals a previously unknown aspect of something which you likely would have rather learned on your own.” We live in a time where people live-tweet on their favourite television shows and Instagram about the latest hit movies, all the while talking openly
If you haven’t been living under a rock for the past decade, chances are Netflix ranks high on your list of favourite after-work activities. Up here in the Great White North, however, our selection is… limited… to put it nicely. How is The Breakfast Club available, but not Pretty in
“It’s a classic!” says your friend, defending their terrible 90s music choice, to a chorus of groans. Well now there’s a way to prove that a love for Limp Bizkit or Hanson is far from universal. Spotify, curator of bands and musicians old and new, has provided a jumping off point
Ah, Netflix – the biggest movement to reach every country in the world except China since the Internet itself. Indeed, the beloved streaming service is now available on a global level, blessing every corner of the planet with a hyper-dose of entertainment. As you’ll know, however, exactly what that dose of
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