The most beautiful thing about America is the freedom it affords its people. How envious I am - as a Middle Easterner - of Americans for such beautiful gifts they have been granted as freedom of speech. It is indeed a wonderful thing to be able to express the heart and not be punished, imprisoned or tortured about it.
Whether you avidly follow the news, have a passing interest in the political realm or you sometimes accidentally learn something political while on Perezhilton.com, you should be able to recognize a new trend developing in the world of politics. Politicians are no longer the most influential policy makers in America.
Ernesto "Che" Guevara was executed 40 years ago last week by U.S.-backed Bolivian soldiers in the South American jungle. The anniversary of his death has been marked by fawning journalism that has failed to exhibit Che's true legacy. A Reuters video notes that, "Four decades after his death, Che Guevara remains the poster-boy of communist Cuba, where he joined Fidel Castro in the guerrilla uprising that ousted a U.
October is usually my favorite month for cinema, as I am an avid horror fan. Upon investigation, however, I found only one big horror movie opening in the next couple weeks - the eagerly-awaited "Saw IV." I recalled seeing the preview for it a few weeks back, with the hilariously self-aware tagline, "It's Halloween…so it must be Saw.