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The Tale Of The Tales: The Beatrix Potter Ballet by Rumer Godden (book review).

I was watching a DVD of ‘The Tales Of Beatrix Potter’ recently, not having seen the film in a couple

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Snapshot by Brandon Sanderson (book review).

I’m used to passing Brandon Sanderson’s massive tomes and was surprised when practically the novella-sized, ‘Snapshot’, passed into my hands.

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Rodents Of Unusual Size (2018) (a film review by Mark R. Leeper).

This is a documentary about nutrias. These are the world’s largest rodents, weighing in the range of 20 pounds or

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The Predator reboot finally arrives.

The next movie in the The Predator film franchise has just hit your local cinema. Here’s a few clips-n-stuff to

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Lake International Comic Art Festival 2018, update.

A Quick Guide to the Lakes International Comic Art Festival – plus new guest news! Kendal, Thursday 13th September 2018:

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Distracted: Reclaiming Our Focus In A World Of Lost Attention by Maggie Jackson (book review).

‘Distracted: Reclaiming Our Focus In A World Of Lost Attention’ by Maggie Jackson is an update of her 2008 book.

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Monsters You Should Know by Emma Sancartier (book review).

Now here’s a book for your under six year-old sprogs to read and keep them checking under the bed to

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They Drew As They Pleased: The Hidden Art Of Disney’s Mid-Century Era: The 1950s And 1960s by Didier Ghez (book review).

The fourth book in Didier Ghez’ series ‘They Drew As They Pleased: The Hidden Art Of Disney’s Mid-Century Era: The

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Captain Marvel (first trailer).

Here’s the trailer for the upcoming Captain Marvel movie in which the Earth is threatened by the Kree Empire and only

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Trench 11: World War (1) Weird movie trailer.
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Trench 11: World War (1) Weird movie trailer.

Here’s another World War Weird horror flick following on the heels of Overload, this one is called Trench 11 and is

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