Created by Giuliano Marini, Corvos is a series with the idea of a hero who brings justice to Brazil, and it should be featured on Brazilian television soon Pedro Pauleey facebook The series Corvos, created by interviewee Giuliano Marini, was made with the aim of having a hero who, as the writer and director ofContinue reading “Interview With the Mind Behind Corvos: The New Upcoming Superhero Filmed in Campinas”
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The Dark Side of Spotify
A little bit of backstory about this situation: Neil Young, an acclaimed musician, famed for songs such as “Heart of gold” recently made headlines after announcing he would be removing his catalogue from Spotify. This comes after a long back and forth between both Spotify and Neil Young, which came as a result of oneContinue reading “The Dark Side of Spotify”
Semana da Cultura Brasileira
Written by: Débora Sabino and Eduardo Fryszer Edited by: Pedro Guedes At EAC, the staff and teachers have always wanted to join both the American and the Brazilian cultures, and show the students the best of both worlds. One of their attempts at increasing the visibility of the positive aspects of Brazilian culture was theContinue reading “Semana da Cultura Brasileira”
No Man’s Sky: A Story of Redemption.
At the Electronic Entertainment Exposition (E3) of 2014, the British indie game studio, “Hello Games”, showcased the first reveal trailer of a video game they called No Man’s Sky. It is a sci-fi space exploration game that promised to revolutionize the gaming industry, being one of the biggest games in history, with 18 Quintillion planetsContinue reading “No Man’s Sky: A Story of Redemption.”
Dune: An Adaptation For Long-Time Fans [No Spoilers]
I have always been one to say the book is always better than the movie. In almost every movie adaptation I’ve ever watched, I’d always end the movie feeling disappointed, whether it be colossally disappointed or very slightly. It’s a difficult thing to be able to transfer everything in a book — the emotions, theContinue reading “Dune: An Adaptation For Long-Time Fans [No Spoilers]”
The Picture of Dorian Gray: Vanity
Cover editions of The Picture of Dorian Gray Written all the way back in 1890, Oscar Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray” still includes an incredibly reflective narrative, barely aged and with its ideas still intact, mirroring life lessons about vanity, greed, and excess. In the story, we begin by being introduced to Basil Hallward,Continue reading “The Picture of Dorian Gray: Vanity”
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