Entertainment & Reviews

Despite the restrictions imposed by Covid-19, classical music charity Concerts in the West is delighted to be in a position to invite its audiences to enjoy some wonderful classical music online in 18 unique pre-recorded concerts, giving people a taste of future live concerts.

The online concerts feature a fantastic line-up of top class musicians, including those who were due to play for Concerts in the West audiences this year, had not the pandemic sadly forced their cancellation, as well as those who have been invited to play in 2021 and 2022.

All these musicians have...

What would be your response if somebody asked you why you play at casinos? And what would you say about playing jackpots in both online and offline casinos? Perhaps, you have the same answer to these questions, and it is probably to win money. Believe it or not, only a negligible percentage of people will play at casinos to have fun without considering the returns they are getting. Casinos have been known to make overnight millionaires across the world.

Regardless of whether the winners make it through luck or a well-laid strategy, we all envy the ending. As we look at the...

Blackjack, despite being thousands of years old, is still one of today's most popular casino attractions. But have you ever wondered why this is so? To start out, it is a fairly simple game, the main goal is to score 21 or as close to it as you can; you go over, you lose. While there are some split and different bets available, it doesn’t get much more complicated than that. According to libertygambling.com , Blackjack can be played by anyone who knows how to count to 21. It is a game that is still evolving. People love the traditional game, but they also love all the variations available...

I have recently published an E book on Amazon, Five Devonshire Murderesses , that I thought might be of interest to some of the readers here. The book includes the stories of 5 women who went to trial in Exeter in the 1860s, and who were all incarcerated in Exeter Prison at the same time. I'd be delighted if anybody who knew of any of the characters involved in the stories - particularly if any were their ancestors - or who are interested in the settings, were able to read the book. I've very much enjoyed the research.

Here is the link below. If people don't have a Kindle there...