3 Body Problem, the new sci-fi series from Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D B Weiss, rose to the top of the Netflix charts in its second week (April 4, 2024). The science fiction series, which had a huge budget of 160 million dollars, reached the top with 15.6 million views.
Exactly 43 years ago, on May 5, 1981, revolutionary and poet Bobby Sands died on the 66th day of the hunger strike he started against prison conditions that trampled human dignity and rights.
Mohammed Abdel-Ghafar El Mashaly (Muhammad Mashally), a philanthropic doctor known for supporting poor people in Egypt, left behind a life story full of good deeds.
The Internet is a huge resource, but it can also lead to disasters, incidents, and tragedies. The Megan Meier case, which took the world by storm along with the USA, is one of the best examples of how even the simplest things can have terrible consequences on the internet.
The love affair between these two dating Muppet Show characters ended in 2015. Miss Piggy wrote an article in People magazine in which she explained the real reason for her breakup with Kermit the Frog.
Ezra Miller was accused of harassing a woman in Germany, strangling someone in Iceland, and detaining three children and their mother in an 'unsecured property' in Vermont. His role in the animated superhero series was given to someone else.
A police raid was carried out on the house of Peruvian President Boluarte because of the Rolex watches she did not declare as assets. During the raid carried out as part of the corruption investigation, the door of Boularte's house was broken with a battering ram.
Misirlou, the famous song from Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction movie, has an amazing story. This song, which has broken streaming records for a long time since Pulp Fiction was released in 1994, was actually first performed by Dick Dale with a solo guitar accompanied by the Del-Tones orchestra in 1962. Here is the story of the song:
Robert Owen is a successful capitalist as well as a defender of working-class interests. After working as a manager in a textile factory, he acquires a run-down factory and, having witnessed firsthand the appalling condition of the workers, takes a series of "socialist" measures to improve working conditions.
Kermit, who was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2002, was nominated for an Academy and Golden Globe Award in 1979 for his song "Rainbow Connection". Kermit lives in a swamp and lives a bachelor's life there.
