Solar panels by day, wind turbines when they can be bothered: the poster children of clean energy. The trouble is, the panels only work when the sun shows up, and the turbine spins only when the weather co-operates. Which is precisely not when you actually want to boil the kettle.
Where the Streets Have No Shame Back in 1947, Tennessee Williams launched Blanche DuBois on to a tramline of doomed passion in A Streetcar Named Desire. Marlon Brando sweated through a vest, shouted “Stella!” and inadvertently launched both Method Acting and a thousand ironic hen-party posters — not to mention giving
All in All, You're Due Another Kick in the Balls — Oh, rejoice! — AT&T’s CEO, John Stankey, has bravely torn off the comforting plaster of office camaraderie and revealed what we’ve suspected all along: your employer doesn’t love you — it’s not family, it’
Why your dream of an aquatic escape is destined for the dry dock. My childhood media diet was rich in seawater: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Stingray, Jacques Cousteau. The fantasy persists. Who hasn't dreamed of trading mortgages and noisy neighbours for a nuclear submarine, sailing