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Getting lost in a book is one of life’s greatest pleasures. While many stories have the ability to fuel an infinite love of reading, there will be always be one – whether it was read as a young child or young adult – that lit that initial spark, opening our eyes to the endless possibilities to be found in the world of literature.
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‘The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe’ – C S Lewis (1950)
As a child growing up in a difficult home environment, the book that opened my eyes to the power of reading was
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe in
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Netflix has announced plans to invest $500 million in 2021 on films and television series produced in South Korea.
Korean filmmakers and stars gathered in Seoul for the “See What’s Next Korea” event on Thursday, where the US streaming service announced its investment plans and also previewed images from its upcoming slate of shows from the country.
“Over the last two years, we’ve seen the world falling in love with incredible Korean content, made in Korea and watched by the world on Netflix,” Ted Sarandos, co-chief executive and chief content officer at Netflix, said via video at the event.
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Last year was a difficult time for cinemas, with many shutting down because of the pandemic. However, 2021 is already starting to look brighter, as theatres reopen and release dates are announced.
For those who aren t yet ready to go out and watch a movie, there s also
plenty of new content coming to streaming services to get excited about.
For Marvel fans, the 20-month wait for a new Marvel Studio release – the longest such stretch in the Marvel Cinematic Universe s
entire 12-year run of films – is set to come to an end when
Spider-Man: No Way Home, starring Tom Holland, hits theatres on December 17.
The photo shows a smiling Biden posing with his two German shepherds, who have been part of his family for years.
Champ, the elder of the two, has been with the Bidens since 2008 and lived with them during their time as vice president and second lady.
Major is relatively in November 2018. He is the first rescue dog to reside at the White House.
Another photo from the White House Flickr account showed Champ watching a meeting that Biden held with senior advisers on February 9.
They are the first pets in the White House since former president Barack Obama’s Portuguese water dogs, Bo and Sunny.