By Nicolas Suszczyk,
Guest Writer
Forever and a Day, the new James Bond novel, came out this week. Based on material Ian Fleming wrote for an unproduced TV series, British author Anthony Horowitz placed Bond in a pre-Casino Royale era, sent to investigate murder of the man who carried the 007 number before him in the Cote d’Azur. 898 more words
The ‘Indian story’ will be badly damaged if the formidable Narendra Modi government was not re-elected for another term, writes Christopher Wood, managing director, equity strategist at CLSA in his weekly note, GREED & fear. 235 more words
How have I contrived not to visit Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge until now? But we’ll certainly be going back. More Gaudier-Brzeskas than you can manage, almost to the point of fainting, plus some extraordinary David Jones and Christopher Wood, and a whole lot more besides. 395 more words
Almost all single family homes in Japan have a place that is called the “genkan”. This is located right inside the front door. It is usually considered a connection between the outside and the inside of the house. 557 more words
Catching the shuttle to Planet Vinyl can be hard. There is work, there is family, there are bills and tax returns. There is illness and stress. 310 more words
U“We need to start speaking up and sharing how we’re really feeling because if we can do that, I think as a group, we can shift the way the world views mental health,” Christopher Wood, actor on the CW’s Supergirl, said in a… 450 more words
