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Chester Bennington’s death: Numbing the pain is not the same as healing it

Jul 22, 2017

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It was just one of many suicides among celebrities. But the death of Chester Bennington, the frontman of American rock band Linkin Park, struck a chord among many fans of my generation.

War for the Planet of the Apes: Forgiveness and the Darkness Within

Jul 19, 2017

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It’s the third instalment of the critically acclaimed series and it’s epic—an epic showdown between man and ape, that is.

5 Lessons from A Family Feud

Jul 4, 2017

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Family disputes are common. In fact, I see them happening in my own family all too often, whether it is over minute or important matters.

Why I Abandoned My Bullet Journal

Jun 30, 2017

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In recent years, bullet journaling has taken the world (or at least my friends and me) by storm. The concept is simple. You use just one book for everything—scheduling appointments, recording tasks, journaling, drawing, you name it.

Why We Want Wonder Woman

Jun 6, 2017

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Okay, the bottom-line first: Wonder Woman is watchable. (Oh, and the movie’s great too.) If you haven’t seen Gal Gadot, the Israeli model-turned-actress who debuted on the big screen in 2009 (Fast & Furious) is good looking. Extremely good looking.

Are We Really #Blessed?

Jun 1, 2017

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Recently, I was intrigued to learn that one of the hashtags that took social media by storm in the past few years wasn’t a new concept—or new word, for that matter. It was the word “blessed”. A quick scroll through Instagram will show at least 72 million posts tagged with #blessed.

The Circle Shows the Need for Genuine Community

May 22, 2017

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I recently read Dave Eggers’ 2013 novel The Circle, which was released a couple of weeks ago as a film starring Tom Hanks and Emma Watson. The story follows 24-year-old graduate Mae Holland who leaves her boring hometown job to get a customer relations position at the world’s most powerful social media corporation

Logan: There’s no living with killing

Mar 18, 2017

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Unlike 2000’s original X-Men, rated PG-13 in the US, where the blood-letting was kept to a minimum, this final R-16 instalment is a far darker and more brutal film, gut-wrenching in its visceral violence and profanity.