FACT FOOD #1380
Alibi was a 1929 crime movie that was one of the Best Picture nominees at the second Academy Awards. Alibi was adapted from the 1927 Broadway play, Nightstick by Elaine
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FACT FOOD #1379
For the 1951 season of Formula One, Switzerland hosted the opening race. This was possible as Monaco was not part of the calendar and frankly, it was early days for
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FACT FOOD #1378
You must have heard the term ‘alibi’ a lot of times used in legal parlance and in the world of crime. The term ‘alibi’ originates from the Latin word meaning
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FACT FOOD #1376
Occitan is a Romance language that is spoken in the regions of Southern France, few parts of Italy, Monaco and in the Val d’Aran regions of Spain. Under this language,
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FACT FOOD #1375
Jimmy Murphy missed the trip to Belgrade with Manchester United for the second leg of the quarter-final clash against Red Star Belgrade. After the Munich air disaster, the assistant-coach to
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FACT FOOD #1374
The 16+1 Initiative was founded in 2012 as an initiative by China to expand cooperation in the 16 countries – 11 of them are part of the European Union and
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FACT FOOD #1373
At the second Academy Awards, The Broadway Melody won the Best Picture Oscar, thereby becoming the first sound film to win an Oscar. It was the first musical released by
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FACT FOOD #1372
At the start of the final race of the first Formula One season, Juan Manuel Fangio led the championship with 26 points with both his Alfa Romeo teammates Luigi Fagioli
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FACT FOOD #1370
Endre Friedmann was a Hungarian photographer who is considered to be one of the greatest adventurer photographers in history. He was based in Germany when he saw Hitler’s rise to
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FACT FOOD #1369
Bjornstjerne Bjornson was a Norwegian poet and writer who is known for having contributed the lyrics to the Norwegian anthem, Ja, vi elsker dette landet (Yes, we love this country).
