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While Between the Lines tackles the gender divide in the context of a married, well-to-do couple, Class of ’84 flirts briefly with homophobia.
Apart from what it dresses in, one needs to constantly monitor where the body goes, who it is seen with, and when it can appear in public places.
Once the capital of the world, the city of London is riven with a thick sediment of words.
Can love taste like a red velvet cupcake? Can pride taste like freshly baked bread at four in the morning?
American McGee’s Alice infuses an air of freshness into a tale that is over a hundred years old.
People who swear by fancy-sounding diets would do better to promote the love of good food than make debatable claims.
If you are a cynical traveller, driven by the urge to seek something different, then Iceland provides just the right kind of kick.
Male Justice has marched on undaunted, and mutated into more potent and prurient forms.
