If you love the feeling of your heart racing, sweaty palms and the thrill of danger, you probably live for all things that give you the ultimate adrenaline rush. Thrill-seekers are constantly in search of new activities that will give them a rush of excitement and euphoria. If you’re looking for a wild ride, something completely different, then you should check out some of these truly exciting activities.
There is often a stigma that men absolutely hate shopping. Although men tend to rush their shopping duties, they don’t necessary hate shopping. In fact, shopping can be a good pasttime, as long as the store and product within suits their needs and preferences. Unfortunately, many manly items, such as power tools, electronics and vehicle accessories, can be immensely expensive. Despite slaving at work day in and day out, you probably don’t have extra money for these items. Thankfully, the utilization of coupons will help you get the items you want at the prices you can afford!
Actor Bill Nunn passed away according to director Spike Lee. Nunn is probably best known for his iconic role as Radio Raheem in Spike Lee’s 1991 classic “Do The Right Thing.” Nunn was an excellent actor and had a long career in film, and we remember his role in “Regarding Henry” very well. He played Bradley, the physical therapist who helped Harrison Ford‘s character recover and rebuild his life following a gunshot wound. It’s an underrated film that’s worth watching, and Nunn’s understated performance stood out even with great performances by Ford and Annette Bening.
Rest in peace…
Why do we get so many action sequels? You can argue laziness, or also the general interest of fans. Matt Damon said people constantly were asking him when Jason Bourne would return. But the real reason has to do with money and profits. The new Bourne film is closing in on $400 million overall gross, with around $160 million domestic. Those are pretty strong numbers for just creating a new installment in a series.
For many students, college is an expensive few years of their life. Along with the ever-rising cost of tuition fess, which are currently at an all-time high, students also have to worry about a whole range of other costs, such as the cost of living – rent, food and transportation – not to mention the money spent on study aids such as a new laptop or tablet, textbooks and even accessories such as stationery. Since most students are only able to earn a small wage by working part-time, it’s no surprise that finances can get tight quickly when you’re studying for a degree. We’ve put together some of the best ways to invest your money as a student to ensure that you’re saving as much as possible.
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