United by Art

by Cristina Nuta - Each Saturday Tom goes to the library next to his house and spends a couple of hours reading books on art and photography. His great wish is to become an artist, a photographer, even if he does not like to study at school so much and he takes low marks. But each time he goes to the library he sees her, a very beautiful girl, who seems to have more or less his age. She is ...

Date added: 17 May '07

Women and their driving talent

by Cristina Nuta - It has always been said that women are not good drivers as men are, because they simply don't show abilities in driving or that they are a disaster. But if we think better the majority of accidents have as driver men and women very little. From here we can understand that women are much careful while driving. They don't adventure in high speed like men do and they are les ...

Date added: 15 May '07

Mozart - The rise and fall of a unique talent

by Cristina Nuta - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria on January 27, 1756. His father Leopold was a great violinist and composer. Wolfgang showed an interest in music from a very early age. Leopold encouraged him to learn the harpsichord and from the first day, the boy showed incredible talent. At the age of five years old, he was composing music and soon afterwards he was a ...

Date added: 21 May '07

Art Today - Talent Or Business?

by Herminne Tonita - Art has always been a product of man's intelligence, ability and above all imagination and talent, whether we speak about paintings, music, writing or architecture. Nowadays the situation is completely different. Using the latest technology even the worst productions are to become authentic pieces of art. For example, there are so many singers or groups that don't have t ...

Date added: 13 February '07

A career in comedy? It's no laughing matter!

by Cristina Nuta - At one time the notion of a career on stage may have been frowned upon, but nowadays parents would be well advised to actually push their offspring into the safe and lucrative world of comedy. If the number of awards, the profusion of clubs and the amount of lucrative broadcasting work available, are anything to go by, comedy is the new accountancy. Comedians can now work in ...

Date added: 30 July '07