A motivational film that recounts the struggles of modern life, A Man Cannot Be Poor stars Bosco as a recently laid-off employee who was also dumped by his girlfriend. Heartbroken and without money, Bosco thought his situation will finally improve when he landed a job as a financial agent. However, his new position only revealed the darker side of modern society and even becomes a threat to his life. While navigating through these career obstacles, Bosco must also resolve his feelings for his ex-girlfriend and find his happy ending.
In order to learn the secret location of the Repository, Betrayus hatch a diabolical scheme that catches all of PacWorld off guard. What ensues is a wild and wacky race against Pac and pals to see who gets to the Repository first!
Star magazine is a bold, bright and beautiful weekly mag that brings you all the latest and hottest celebrity news, fresh off the press. Whether you want to know about their love lives, fitness regimes or secrets you’ll find it all in Star. Star also includes some great interviews, the latest in style, fashion and dieting, and an excellent reviews section looking at all the recently released films, books, DVD’s and music a women could need alongside a TV talk and TV listings section.
In this guide to using Windows 7 we present a staggering 787 tips, all designed to help you get more out of Microsoft’s finest. We’ve got tips on customising, improving, repairing, reinstalling, fixing and speeding up your favourite operating system. It’s all here!
The UKs only Weekly IT magazine. 100 Pages of news, reviews, features and bargains. Micro Mart’s aim is to inform, entertain and involve enthusiasts of all ages and to share our passion for computing with them in a humanised, opinionated and accessible manner. Since its launch in 1985, Micro Mart has been the first place users look for the UK’s best and most up-to-date computer deals.
Macworld is the world’s best-selling Apple magazine, featuring Macs, iPhones and the iPad plus everything in between. Each issue of Macworld is packed with expert advice and practical guides to Apple and Mac related products. Macworld is created by an international team of experts based in London and San Francisco who live, eat and dream Apple. Our contributors include specialists who use Macs at work: designers and illustrators, professional photographers, animators, musicians, developers and more.
Apple has reinvented the iPhone again! They’re feature-packed but also pretty complex if you’re new to smartphones or Apple devices in general. So iPhone 6 Made Simple has been designed to help unravel the mysteries of the hardware, the operating system and many of the built-in apps. We’ll take you through every major feature and function, explaining how to set up your Apple ID, connect with other devices and iCloud, get going with email and web browsing, use the Camera and Photos apps… and we’ve even got some troubleshooting advice should things go wrong. With us as your guide, you’ll soon be the master of your new iPhone!
Harper’s Bazaar is about jet set lifestyle and eternal values, it-girls and screen divas, everything hot, fresh and modern. At the same time Harper’s Bazaar does not dictate or impose anything. It inspires the reader, and that makes it different from other editions.
Digital Photo explores the exciting world of digital photography and technology. Every issue features the latest news, step-by-step instructions, evaluations of the latest equipment, photography tips from the pros and more.
Custom PC Magazine The ultimate magazine for PC enthusiasts with a passion for performance hardware and customisation delivered with wit, style and authority.
When two friends open a Halloween fun house on Devil’s Night it is all fun and games until their former sorority sisters begin to arrive. These six sisters are confronted by their past as the night spins out of control.
Edgy Australian horror-thriller set within an inner city storage facility. When 17 year-old Jimmy begins to work at a storage facility, it seems to have that nearly every customer has something to hide. But when he sees evidence being hidden inside a red drum, Jimmy soon finds that when you start down a dark road, it s impossible to turn back. A very atmospheric movie and setting that evokes the claustrophobic fear of The Descent and reminds of Freddy Krueger’s famed Boiler Room in Nightmare on Elm Street.