Bandersnatch is the famous creature that appeared first in 1871 sequel of Lewis Carroll, What Alice Found, and Through the Looking Glass contributing to the literature of children in a game-changing way. As part of a most renowned shard of the nonsense of Carroll ( the Jabberwocky poem) it emerged fleetingly, further, it appeared as a whip-fast, snapping, and biting being that resides in the land behind the specific looking glass. In addition, it is the only standalone extended episode of Black Mirror directed by David Slade and created by Charlie Brooker. Moreover, it also allowed its viewers to consider decisions for the key character that is Stefan – the videogame designer who eventually also has impacted the story’s outcome. […]

In the pop digital song sales chart of Billboard, the ‘on a roll’ of Ashley is debuted in the top twenty. In the United Kingdom, the long-awaited concert debut was made by Ashley O at the Glastonbury Festival. The hit song ‘on a roll’ was performed by Miley Cyrus – the recent alter ego of the pop star. The character of Cyrus and the track was debuted in Black Mirror – the most recent season of Netflix and have taken then on a life of its own. However, among television critics, the increasing popularity of Ashley O by Cyrus in the episode of Black Mirror appeared to be divisive incredibly. […]

One of the renowned English Romantic poets, Percy Bysshe Shelley, wrote Ode to the West Wind. This poem consists of seven parts; each part contains five stanzas in iambic pentameter. Each of the seven parts of Ode to the West Wind follows the rhyming scheme: ABA BCB CDC DED EE. […]

Nineteen Eighty Four by George Orwell a dystopian novel published in 1949. The novel starts off in Airstrip One previously known as Great Britain, a province in Oceania that divided the world after a global war, the place where one government surveillance and a strictly controlled public controlled by a political system named English Socialism exist, which is under the control of a privileged Inner Party elite, that kills individualism and labeling thinking independently as “thoughtcrime”, which is also a Newspeak word. […]