by Glotime | Dec 5, 2016 | Featured, Glo Arts & Entertainment
Mediumrare Entertainment is proud to announce Bruce Lee – The Master Collection
now available on Blu-ray
The very first time all of Bruce Lee’s Hong Kong films have been released in one amazing boxset collection taken from glorious new 4K restored prints
Enter The Dragon, Big Boss, Fist Of Fury, The Way Of The Dragan & Game of Death
The collection includes 12 hours of extras
Bruce Lee – The Master Collection now from Amazon
Synopsis:
When Hong Kong martial arts cinema star Bruce Lee died in 1973 at the age of 32, he was already a legend. While Lee only starred in a handful of pictures over the years, his big screen legacy still reverberates loud and clear today. For the first time EVER “The Bruce Collection,” presents all of Lee pictures – “The Big Boss” (1971), “Fist of Fury” (1972), The Way of the Dragon” (1972). “Enter The Dragon” (1973) “Game of Death” (1978) – in a Blu-ray boxset with glorious 4K restored prints.
Bruce Lee – The Complete Collection Contents
- Release date: 28th November 2016
- Discs: 6
- Cert: – 18
- Duration: 639mins
- RRP: £59.99
Includes 12 hours of bonus extras including special bonus disc with 2 full length documentaries
Here are some of Bruce Lee’s best fight scenes
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by Glotime | Dec 1, 2016 | Featured, Glo Arts & Entertainment
ISAAC ASUMADU is our latest discovery in our Search for outstanding musical talent on Glotime.tv.
Isaac has been working the circuit for more than ten years as an accomplished keyboard player, but now as a young man in his early thirties, he remembers when times were not so encouraging.
Isaac was born in Ghana and was the eldest of three children born to Esi Yeboah who was a single mother. When he sadly lost his Esi to a mystery illness when he was ten old, Isaac had no other living relatives apart from his two sisters of eight and nine years of age – and they were left alone to fend for themselves.
‘I really didn’t believe I would survive’ said Isaac ‘but I believed in God and prayed that somehow I could find food and look after my two younger siblings’.
Isaac’s prayers were answered and he found solace with the local Church who helped provide food and shelter. It was here that he discovered an old piano, rarely used, but Isaac believes that it was this that ultimately helped him to heal. Every day he would creep into the church and teach himself to play, ‘it was as if my hands were guided over the keyboards’ says Isaac. ‘I believed it to be my late Mother at that time, as I had many spiritual experiences back then in Ghana’.
But Isaac’s success story continued when he managed to get enough money together to fly to the UK, sleeping on the floors of friends and taking whatever work he was offered as a musician.
Isaac continued to study piano and became so accomplished that he supported the likes of Craig David, Alex Catania, Jammie Scott and Jamelia as he established himself as a top ranking musician.
From the moment he arrived in the UK he would send money back to his sisters in Ghana who by now had achieved their own success by being accepted into College with Isaacs constant support. They both graduated and are now doing really well and working as trained beauty therapists.
For the past two years Isaac has been working on his own amazing Jazz Album, which is being launched at the UNDERBELLY – 11 HOXTON SQUARE, LONDON N1 7NU on Saturday 3rd December.
This is an evening of entertainment not to be missed, and he will be supported by established guest artists from the world of Music and Television.
Make sure you buy tickets now as they are selling fast and be part of the ongoing success of this amazingly talented musician.
Tickets are priced at only £10 and available to purchase on-line from http://www.isaacasumadu.com/Isaac-asumadu-live-in-concert/
by Dee | Nov 29, 2016 | Featured, General
For those of you who have been following the adventures of Milly, my Golden Labrador puppy, I have another update.
As you know, Milly came to me when she was less than two months old, and I have been through all the teething problems (literally of a young puppy). As with any ‘baby’ it does not matter how prepped you are with the wise advise of those who have been there before, nothing can really prepare you for the emotional roller coaster and practical procedures of owning such an intelligent and wily animal.
Milly is now five months old, and through necessity rather than planning, I have sought the hands on advise of the doggie experts and embarked on a rather intensive but satisfying course of dog training.
It is all sounding rather militant, but believe me this has turned our lives around and Milly has evolved from young boisterous puppy into a rather sensible young lovable pet.
Milly has always been affectionate, but rather than knocking over the kids and wrecking the kitchen in one excitable swoop, she is now relatively calm and snuggles up on the settee with us at night and even sleeps until 7am without stirring.
You have to remember that Labradors particularly go through really bad chewing phases as their teeth come in around about four to five months and then again at a year. But this can be alleviated if you are prepared by investing in some suitably good toys and feeding them food in “Kongs”, where they cut their teeth and are kept occupied for hours if you pack them properly.
These phases are particularly significant for dogs being dumped or taken into rescue homes, as the owners are unprepared and unable to cope. So it is best to know what is to come.
You will find a lot of good training courses near to you, just check out your nearest through The Kennel Club. It will really make a difference to your life and that of your pet. All animals respond well to discipline, similar to children, it makes them feel safe and contained, and in this case will enable you to sleep easy and get on with your life.
Don’t be averse to crate training too, as it sounded very severe to me when I was first recommended to buy a ‘cage’ but again it has made a huge difference, just to allow Milly to chill out sometimes, or to give me a chance to get on with some chores around the house without being pounced upon with excitement.
But for all these hurdles, there is a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel as Labradors and most doggie breeds are known to be the most loving, loyal and affectionate animals on the Planet if treated with respect and disciplined in the correct way. So keep on track and once you have come through the testing puppy trials and tribulations, you will really have a friend for life.
Stay tuned for more ‘Pupdates’
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Here is a short video of Milly in the forest
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