Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post, In today's all about:_____ post, I'll be talking about the incredibly well-known British street dance group, Diversity! I have talked about this group a little bit before but here I'll be talking about their full story and how they changed dance so if that is something you want to see, then please keep on reading. Originally known as Swift Moves, Diversity is a dance group that was formed in 2007 and it includes four sets of siblings and eight other members from London and Essex. They rose to fame through their Britain's Got Talent audition in 2009, where they impressed the judges with an original and slightly comedic, street dance number. Although the number was really impressive and included dare-devil tricks and excellent choreography for the time, all the members had very little formal dance training and just enjoyed practicing dance in their spare time. The group's founder, Ashley Banjo, was even in the mi...
Sunday 25th March I don't know why but today has just been one of those days when I knew it was school the next day and I was already miserable. Do you get that sometimes? You probably don't but oh well! As per uge, I woke up at around 9 am and did the usual. You must be bored of me saying that but I'm sure you have like a little routine when you get up in the morning. Today, I started a YouTube channel. (Subscribe now link below!). I started it because firstly, I would like to post some videos on there and secondly I tried uploading the video of my mum's chocolate master class onto my blog but the file size was too big so I decided that it would be a good idea to upload it onto YouTube. So yeah! Let me know what you think of my channel in the comments below! Monday 26th March Today was a pretty average day. I had a French test on listening and translating into French. That was fun! (not) Then I had RE then I did a dance practice a lunch. We are having a dance show...
Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post, A couple weeks ago, I watched a documentary by Louis Theroux which was about trophy hunting in Africa. Louis Theroux is renowned for making documentaries on controversial topics. He is excellent at filming these documentaries without imposing too much of his own opinion on the subject. If you have time to watch this, I really recommend you do because some of the things I saw were shocking and I was stunned that people were not ashamed by their actions. This is what I'm going to talk about today but if you want to watch the documentary, I'll leave the link below. It's truly worth the watch. The first place that Louis visited was a house owned by hunters from Ohio. Unable to hunt anything considered to be interesting in their own country, they went to South Africa to hunt there. They hunt things from wild boar to zebras. One lady that they interviewed was cautious at first to do the hunting, but once she managed to ki...
Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post, I did a blog post a couple years ago like this where I went through my top 3 Christmas movies. This year, there have been so many more Christmas movies coming out that I just have to talk about them. There are also a bunch more that I like from the past that I shall be talking about today. Enjoy! My top favourite Christmas movie that has come out this year has got to be Last Christmas. I've talked about this movie previously, in my blog post called "Going to see Last Christmas + a fun day out with my mum." I shall not dwindle on it too long but I really like this movie because it isn't too cheesy and I feel like even someone who doesn't like Christmas movies that much, will still like it. It's a bit like a rom-com, in the sense that there's romance and comedy but everything is really balanced out. I especially like the ending of the I movie, as it gives me sort of Jack Frost type of vibes. I'm n...
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