The fourth episode of ‘Metal Evolution’ is dedicated to one of the most exciting and influential times in the history of hard rock and metal. It’s the period between late seventies and mid-eighties, when a the movement known as ‘New Wave of British Heavy Metal’ (NWOBHM) emerged and reached its climax. Canadian anthropologist and heavy metal fan Sam Dunn, explores… Read more →
Yes, like many people my age, I was in the Kiss Army when I was younger. Oddly, I have noticed there is always a Kiss Army in all decades. My daughters boyfriend has a veritable Kiss museum, and he is only twenty. The gallery of pictures for this article are of his “shrine”…. Read more →
I was just on Twitter and saw @peta post “Eggs are chicken’s periods, its a fact“. Well I just thought you should know that this is not true and is not a fact. Eggs are not a hen’s period. Eggs are her eggs. Female hens, and female people, are born with a set amount of immature eggs (known as oocytes)… Read more →
There are many breeds of dog that have wrinkly skin. Of these the Chinese Shar Pei is probably one of the perfect examples. As pups they have more wrinkles and they sort of have to grow into their skin. This is a drawing I did several years ago of a Shar Pei. I really anted to draw this dog because… Read more →
Tangy Red Lentil Soup This is one other of my favorite lentil soups, made with tamarind pulp which gives a tangy taste, cooked with fried ground spices (more of red chillies mainly), and lentil mash for a soft consistency; can add water per preference as a curry or as a soup. Ingredients: 100 grams red lentils (masoor dal) 3 tablespoon… Read more →
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