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While one part of the world celebrates its favourite holiday by plunging into Thanksgiving festivities or saving the turkey, the other one is just treading with their feet and impatiently waiting for the upcoming weekend. Friday will makes us all equal donating one more illusion of liberty and joy. Take advantage of this spare time and go see a movie, especially when November is rich with new entries in every genre: COMEDY LAST CHRISTMAS Plot Summary: Kate (Clarke) harrumphs

The last weekend was perfect. It was raining all days long without any glare, so you could make yourself cozy under a woolen duvet and engage into an endless reading. The only concern was the perfect book. The one you'd really enjoy spending time with without any inner nagging to check your cell phone, run down TV channels or simply take an afternoon nap. It is more and more difficult to chose the book, as the list is so long and rich, and new books are being constantly added

There's one more novel that came up into the spotlight this Wednesday. The 70th annual National Book Awards have announced their winners. The award for fiction went to Susan Choi's Trust Exercise who beat other four rivals in the category: Kali Fajardo-Anstine's Sabrina & Corina: Stories, Marlon James' Black Leopard, Red Wolf, Laila Lalami's The Other Americans and Julia Phillips' Disappearing Earth. According to the Judges, "Trust Exercise by Susan Choi blends the intellectu

The most intense drama tonight is to glance through the window while guessing the probability of a forecast snow fall. White, soft and fresh, the snow seems so tempting, however, on the other hand, it will finally delete the hope of golden autumn days for good. It's inevitable but still you'd like to make a deal with whoever is responsible for the weather to postpone the nature's call at least till December. Fighting your inner drama you can't influence not a little bit of it

He is back, as he's once promised. All speculations on worthiness of this comeback put aside, Terminator is hitting the big screens this November. Some of us will take a look just out of sentiments for the old Terminator movies and our own skipping youth, some will come out of curiosity to see the aged Terminator, of whom they've heard only from older relatives or internet, and some will simply watch it because it's an action movie suitable for the weekend. In the latter case

Writing sequels to the novels is not an uncommon thing at all. Actually, this phenomenon is more often then it could be. But usually the novels are baked one after the other to keep the readers involved and interested. Except for some authors who make a full stop after the first book as it has been meant to be a standalone. However, decades pass and one day you hear there’s going to be a sequel to the plot you’ve already forgotten or signed-off as a finite story. This is how