Day: 18 August 2026

Hotel Review: We explore Loews Royal Pacific Resort at Universal Studios Orlando as it turns 25 years old

Universal Studios now offer no less than eleven official accommodation options across its four theme parks in Orlando. But until 2013, only three were in operation. Loews Royal Pacific Resort was their third property, opening in June 2001, two years after the launch of their second gate, Islands of Adventure. It sits a brief walk…

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The D-Link F518 5G Wi-Fi 6 AX1800 Mobile Hotspot with 8000mAh Battery provides quick and easy internet on the go

With an increasing range of cellular and Wi-Fi-enabled devices that we take on the go with us nowadays, it feels like portable internet is equally important. There are options like Starlink, which are great for those travelling in a caravan through rural areas, for example, but in most cases, it’s nice to just have something…

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You shouldn’t read this review of Kristen Schaal’s The Legend of Crystal Shell from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

When I heard Kristen Schaal was coming to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, after her run at Netflix’s Comedy Festival in LA, I knew I couldn’t miss her show. By all reports, the comedian well known for her turns on Flight of the Concords, What We Do In The Shadows and of course Bob’s Burgers, had…

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Edinburgh Fringe Review: Birds is a hilarious character study from Australian duo Sons of Susan

Part of the House of Oz series at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival is Birds, a show that is set to make its stars Alex Hines and Sarah Stafford (known collectively as Sons of Susan) fan favourites of the festival. Less a traditional play and more of an absurdist character study, the 50-minute show takes…

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Book Review: Henry Reynolds’ Looking From the North offers an alternative view of Australian history

Whose perspective shapes history? What happens if we look through a different lens? That’s what acclaimed historian Henry Reynolds’ asks in Looking from the North: Australian History from the Top Down. His latest book explores history from the vantage point of the tropical north, delivering an important truth telling. Known for seminal works, including Why…

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