Netflix Canada certainly doesn't disappoint, although we didn't love the subscription price increase.Anywhoo! The streaming platform is releasing an array of great selections from film and television shows every week of this year, and there's a handful more coming our way this June.
you get onto 95 and within 15 minutes we were deadlocked. we were jammed in. cars behind us and around us. it is really hard. you are trying to stay warm but you are running out of gas. i have a tractor trailer and i m running out of gas. president harris: the horrific day after the winter storm caused a traffic jam in virginia. now the political blame game is beginning. some on social media mocked the wrong man for this. one exclaimed glenn youngkin failed his first test in virginia. another collateral damage between glenn youngkin and the wrath of god. fact, glenn youngkin is not the governor yet. not for another 10 days. on a saturday, january 15th he
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Quest narratives and exploration stories can typically be divided into two broad categories: those that preserve the romantic spirit of adventure, where nature is often a source of wonder and even renewal; and those that parody the very same, tracking descents into madness, misery, and confusion. Yulene Olaizola’s
Tragic Jungle falls squarely in the latter camp. Set during the 1920s on the border of Mexico and present-day Belize (formerly British Honduras), it mainly follows a group of Mexican chicleros who, in the course of their work harvesting tree resin for chewing gum, come across a solitary, English-speaking woman named Agnes (Indira Rubie Andrewin). Fearing that she might belong to a competing British crew, they take her along forcibly, not knowing that she had just escaped from a vengeful white landowner (Dale Carley) whom she was supposed to marry, and who is still in hot pursuit. More ominously, perhaps, intermittent narration from one of the chicleros (
life of one man could affect the life of many others in the weeks to come. becky anderson, cnn, abu dhabi. let s talk more about this. joined by bobby gauche, a cnn global affairs analyst. good to see you. this latest news now that saudi arabia is severing ties with iran and telling the iranians in saudi arabia that they have 48 hours in which to get out of the country, how do you dissect that information? well, i think that was coming after the attack on the saudi embassy yesterday. it was almost inevitable that this would follow. especially since the response from iran completely unexpectedly was full of rage and iran s supreme leader essentially summoned the wrath of god against saudi arabia. so i think you re going to see a period of very harsh rhetoric