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High Ambitions, Shallow Impact : The Unfortunate Letdown of “Gourou”

January 31, 2026
There are films whose disappointment hurts precisely because expectations were high. Gourou is one of them. With its topical subject, a respected director, and a leading actor known for his commitment, Yann Gozlan’s latest feature seemed poised to deliver a sharp, unsettling look at our era’s obsession with self-improvement and charismatic authority. Instead, it
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Gaming

Books

Paws in the Margins : Famous Writers’ Dogs Who Shaped Literature

August 18, 2025
In the history of literature, animals are never merely animals. They become mirrors, confidants, shadows of their masters’ souls. Among them, dogs occupy a singular place: loyal yet mysterious, grounded yet touched by myth. Certain writers—often in need of silent company—have found in their dogs not just affection but a source of
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The Murder on the Links : The Agatha Archives

August 12, 2025
The Murder on the Links is Agatha Christie’s third novel, and thus the third installment in our “Agatha Archives” series. I hope you enjoyed the previous two! Now, let’s dive into The Murder on the Links. The Murder on the Links brings us back to the adventures of Poirot and Hastings. This time, the two detectives find themselves in France, not far from Paris.
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Mr Brown a.k.a. The Invisible Man : The Agatha Archives #2

August 10, 2025
Welcome to this second post in the Agatha Tea Archives. Today, we’re talking about the second novel by the famous Agatha Christie: Mr Brown. Don’t be mistaken—this novel has nothing supernatural about it. It’s simply about a man who remains mysterious, someone no one has truly met. So, come and discover Mr Brown. Guess Who Mr Brown Is Its original title, The
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Last Reviews

TV

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From Wilshire to 10,000 BCE : The Bold, Baffling Journey of NBC’s “La Brea”

August 16, 2025
A sinkhole yawned open on Wilshire Boulevard, swallowing cars, buildings—even people—then dropped them into a primeval, wolf-haunted frontier. That’s the gleefully absurd premise of La Brea, an NBC series that ran for three seasons (2021–2024), leaving behind frayed plot strands, questionable effects, and an undeniable crowd-pleasing energy. Pulse-Racing Premise & Network Popcorn
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6.5

Unraveling the Facade : A Dive into Stunning Prime Video’s “We Were Liars”

August 12, 2025
Prime Video’s latest young adult thriller, “We Were Liars,” invites viewers to a sun-drenched private island where privilege reigns supreme and secrets fester beneath the surface. Adapted from E. Lockhart’s 2014 bestselling novel, this eight-episode series blends psychological suspense with family drama, exploring themes of entitlement, memory, and the shattering illusions of
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From the Pyrenees With Lust : Why “Olympo” Is Netflix’s New Guilty Pleasure

August 11, 2025
Alright, buckle up — because Olympo is the gloriously overcaffeinated, unapologetically shirtless fever dream you didn’t know your Netflix queue needed. Imagine Elite ditching the prep school blazers for swim caps, track spikes, and rugby scrums… then tripling the hormones, throwing in a doping scandal, and relocating to a High-Performance Centre perched dramatically in the Pyrenees. The result? A hyper-glossy, hilariously heightened
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A Coffin Half-Open : Wednesday’s Return in Four Macabre Movements

August 10, 2025
After a hiatus so long one might have presumed the cast were laid in state, Wednesday has crept back onto Netflix with the first half of its second season. Four episodes are all we are permitted to consume before the coffin lid slams shut until September 3, when the remaining four will be exhumed for our viewing pleasure. It is a tease
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Travel Through Time in Barcelona with Marti Andiñach at Wet Plate Studio

January 15, 2025
If you’re visiting Barcelona, you can embark on an extraordinary journey through time. Based on photography, you can have a portrait made just like your ancestors and let yourself be transported back in time. You’ll leave with a portrait that will likely remain in your family for decades, as well as a beautiful memory of an unforgettable experience. Welcome to
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A Family’s Mission : Restoring and Preserving the Beauty of Château de Coumes, The Phoenix of Audressein

January 3, 2025
Nestled in the heart of Audressein in the picturesque Couserans region, the Château de Coumes stands as a testament to the resilience of history. This remarkable castle, steeped in tales of royalty and survival, is embarking on a journey of rebirth thanks to the unwavering dedication of its new owners. With roots in Ariège spanning three generations, the family has
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Art

Fashion

Top 5 Designer Jewelry Brands We All Dream of Having

January 15, 2025
As you know, fashion is a passionate topic here. But beyond haute couture, we are above all in love with jewelry. It’s hard to find design brands that everyone doesn’t already wear. That’s why we’ve decided to share a top 5 of brands that will elevate your look. Science Jewelry is not
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History & Mythology

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Through meticulously crafted articles that delve into the intricacies of cultural phenomena, Asteria Magazine seeks to reshape the landscape of cultural news. It is a sanctuary for those who yearn to explore the depths of the human experience, a platform where the written word is not just information, but a transformative experience. Here, journalism is reimagined as an art form, a medium through which the world is not merely reported but understood, felt, and redefined.

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  • Atanaria

    A natural-born writer and poet, Atanaria’s pen dances with a rhythm that only she knows. Her passion for the unspoken, the mysterious, and the forgotten led her to create The Nerdy Virginias—a publication that would later evolve into Asteria, a testament to her love for the hidden corners of culture. Here, she explores the fringes of society, where subcultures thrive away from the blinding lights of the mainstream.

  • Ataraxia

    With a heart that beats to the rhythm of distant lands, Ataraxia’s passion for travel is nothing short of ferocious. She is drawn to the unusual, the offbeat, the places where most people don’t think to go. Whether it’s a hidden alley in a foreign city or a forgotten village nestled in the mountains, she finds beauty and meaning in every corner of the world.
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