Tag Archives: Matthew Broderick
Ferris Bueller and Me
John Hughes died four years ago and I wrote this post that day August 6th 2009 before I had a blog of my own. Just found it again thanks to the interwebs. Four years on things aren’t quite the same … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Comedy, Culture, Film, Media, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged 80s, Chicago, cinema, culture, ferris bueller, film, FTW, Generation X, Hollywood, John Hughes, Matthew Broderick, Molly Ringwald, Obama, politics
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Playing Chess with Gaddafi: What boardgames teach us about winning.
This bizarre image of the Libyan colonel playing chess, while continuing to defy NATO airstrikes and international condemnation made headlines round the world. And according to a new book, fuelling the Miliband brothers’ Labour leadership feud, Ed Miliband was a serious teenage … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Culture, Film, Games, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Chess, culture, David Cameron, Gadaffi, mastermind, Matthew Broderick, Obama, Poker, terrorism, war
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