“To sleep, perchance to dream” is from Hamlet’s soliloquy in Act 3, Scene 1, where he contemplates the nature of life and death, pondering whether it is better to endure life’s hardships or to seek the unknown of death through sleep. The phrase reflects Hamlet’s deep existential thoughts about the fears and uncertainties surrounding death…

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According to the word on the street, Donald “The Man” Trump was told he could distribute three apples, evenly between seven people and he could cut four times…

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If Bon Jovi are to be abducted into the Hall of Fail, when does Trump join them?

The real Bee Farmers out there will not get a buzz out of this…

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