Entertainment & Reviews

Once upon a time, bingo was the talk of the town. In fact, the game of numbered balls, full houses and little ducks was a national favourite. Around for more than 100 years but hitting its peak between the 1960s and 1980s, bingo was a game for the masses. Made popular by New York toy salesman Edwin S. Lowe , it offered regular people a chance to play for prizes without spending a fortune. Add to that the social aspect of the game (when the caller isn’t talking, obviously) and bingo became part of the UK’s social fabric.

Changing Tastes Send Bingo into Decline

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Often times, online casino gamers have to contend with a broad array of rules and regulations, many of which end-up frustrating their gaming experiences. For internet gamers in Japan, the situation is actually direr than in other parts of the world.

Japan has put into place a number of legalities that players and online casino owners have to contend with. As we start, it’s important to note that the Criminal Code, chapter 23 of Japan’s laws, has classified gambling as an illicit activity.

But whereas there exist a few exceptions where Japanese players are permitted and...

All festivals are intended to bring people together and give them a good time. There are tens of thousands of festivals held every year around the world, and some cities have a festival of some kind nearly every weekend. However, some are truly better than others and should be on everyone's bucket list. Here are the 10 best festivals being held in 2020 that you must visit if you can.

Snowbombing in Mayrhofen, Austria

Not only is this a snow and winter festival, but it is also a music event. This festival includes half a dozen venues. There are concerts on massive outdoor...

QE’s Theatre Academy is getting ready to dazzle and delight local audiences with its latest theatrical spectacular; a very special high school version of the world famous musical, Chicago.

Set in 1920’s Jazz-age Chicago the musical is based on a 1926 play of the same time, by reporter Maurine Dallas Watkins, about actual criminals she reported on.

The story plays alongside a classic soundtrack featuring showstoppers such as “All That Jazz and “Razzle Dazzle”, is a satirical take on corruption, media, fame and justice, and follow’s the exploits of Roxie Hart after she kills...