Mateus Honrado's Blog

Of course, it's Napster and Grooveshark.

Yes, really and it was going to be the tallest building in Ireland before plans were scrapped in 2013 due to financial concerns. Since then, the space has been occupied by the Capital Dock building that was completed in 2018.

In case you're wondering, Southside Wandsworth (formerly Wandsworth Arndale Centre from its opening in 1971 until 2004) was built on the site of Wandsworth Stadium, which was once a greyhound stadium and at the time the largest stadium in South West London, though that record is now held by Plough Lane, which is the home of football team AFC Wimbeldon.

This was in fact the Snowflake, which was a white chocolate Flake, covered in milk chocolate. It was introduced in 2000 before being discontinued eight years ago and I hope it returns one day.

If you're wondering, Osaka Stadium, the former home of the Japanese baseball team Nankai Hawks, had model homes inside after it ceased to be a ballpark in 1988 and was demolished in 2000.

And they are Nokia's N-Gage and Tiger Telematics' Gizmondo.

If you're wondering, yes it had a rear facing seat as seen in The Way, Way Back .

In a way, it's the end of the band though Let It Be  would be released months after Abbey Road .

As in protopunk, of course.

Yes, the kids TV channel formerly known as Kix is ceasing operations later today with their content moving to the Pop Player streaming service.

Back in summer 2004, Ukrainian girl group Nu Virgos scored a hit single outside their home country, which was the song "Stop, Stop, Stop" and the music video was even shown on Spanish-Portuguese music channel Sol Música.

In case you're wondering, the Vatican confirmed yesterday that Pope Francis passed away at age 88 and regardless of the scandals such as visiting US Vice President JD Vance in his last weeks despite him criticising the Trump administration, he definitely left an legacy and may he rest in peace. Given the title, I recall watching a news report on SIC about the death of Pope John Paul II back in April 2005, followed by Pope Benedict XVI's resignation in February 2013 and recently Francis' death in yesterday. And if you're wondering, I did do a tribute Tumblr post on Queen Elizabeth II not long after her death in September 2022.

See for yourself.

By recent single, I mean "Dark Thoughts" and the woman in question is South Korean singer Nyla Nune as her left eye along with a small tattoo close to it appears on the cover.

Yep, this dome was built specifically for the Festival of London in 1951, 49 years before the Millennium Dome.

Until 2000, it was called Raider.

Two notable examples being Home Alone  and  Mrs. Doubtfire .

The networks in question being NBC, CBS, ABC, PBS, Fox and the CW.

From 2007 and 2010 onwards. Main smartphones only. Apple iPhone iPhone (June 29, 2007-July 15, 2008) iPhone 3G (July 11, 2008-June 7, 2010) iPhone 3GS (June 19, 2009-September 12, 2012) iPhone 4 (June 24, 2010-September 10, 2013) iPhone 4s (October 14, 2011-February 17, 2016) iPhone 5 (September 21, 2012-September 10, 2013) iPhone 5c (September 20, 2013-February 17, 2016) iPhone 5s (September 20, 2013-March 21, 2016) iPhone 6 and 6 Plus (September 19, 2014-September 12, 2018) iPhone 6s and 6s Plus (September 25, 2015-September 12, 2018) iPhone 7 and 7 Plus (September 16, 2016-September 10, 2019) iPhone 8 and 8 Plus (September 22, 2017-April 15, 2020) iPhone X (November 3, 2017-September 12, 2018) iPhone XS and XS Max (September 21, 2018-September 10, 2019) iPhone XR (October 26, 2018-September 14, 2021) iPhone 11 (September 20, 2019-June 2024) iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max (September 20, 2019-October 13, 2020) iPhone 12 and 12 Mini (October 23, 2020-September 13, 2023) iPhone 12 Pro and...

This focuses on the big four - Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group and BMG Rights Management as well as the defunct EMI and Polygram. Sony Music Entertainment Albums Thriller  by Michael Jackson (1982, Epic) The Bodyguard: Original Soundtrack Album  by Whitney Houston and various artists (1992, Arista) Bat Out of Hell  by Meat Loaf (1977, Epic) Bad  by Michael Jackson (1987, Epic) Dirty Dancing: Original Soundtrack from the Vestron Motion Picture  by various artists (1987, RCA) Falling into You  by Celine Dion (1996, Columbia and Epic) Dangerous  by Michael Jackson (1991, Epic) 21  by Adele (2011, Columbia) Let's Talk About Love  by Celine Dion (1997, Columbia and Epic) Born in the U.S.A.  by Bruce Springsteen (1984, Columbia) Supernatural  by Santana (1999, Arista) The Wall  by Pink Floyd (1979, Columbia and CBS) Music Box  by Mariah Carey (1993, Columbia) Titanic: Music from the Motion Pic...

Hamlet Cigars and Doritos.

Here are the first ten music videos that aired on the TV channel's first day of broadcasting in August 1, 1981.

Every crossover here is a comic book unless noted.  1976-1996 Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man (March 1976) Superman and Spider-Man  (July 1981) Batman and the Incredible Hulk  (September 1981) The Uncanny X-Men and the New Teen Titans  (November 1982) Batman/Punisher: Lake of Fire  (August 1994) Punisher/Batman: Deadly Knights  (October 1994) Darkseid vs. Galactus: The Hunger  (October 1995) Spider-Man and Batman  (December 1995) Green Lantern/Silver Surfer: Unholy Alliances  (February 1996) 1996-present (pictured here is the  I Love Lucy  episode "Lucy and Superman") DC vs. Marvel  (February-May 1996) All Access  (October 1996-December 1997) Silver Surfer/Superman  (January 1997) Batman/Captain America  (February 1997) Daredevil/Batman  (March 1997) Gen¹³/Generation X  (July 1997) Batman and Spider-Man  (October 1997) Unlimited Access  (December 1997-March 1998) Superman/Fantastic Four ...

Starting with the first generation from the 1970s and this focuses on major consoles in question. First (began with Magnavox Odyssey on September 1972) Magnavox Odyssey (September 1972-1975) Odyssey series (Magnavox; 1975-1977) TV Tennis Electrotennis (Epoch; September 12, 1975-1976) Home Pong (Atari; late 1975-1977) Coleco Telstar (1976-1978) Mattel Auto Race (1976-1980) Color TV-Game series (Nintendo; June 1, 1977-1983) Electronic Quarterback (Coleco; 1978-1979) Second (began with Fairchild Channel F on November 1976) Fairchild Channel F (November 1976-1983) Atari 2600 (September 1977-1992) Bally Astrocade (1978-1983) Magnavox Odyssey² (September 1978-1984) Intellivision (Mattel; 1979-1990) Microvision (Milton Bradley; November 1979-1981) Game & Watch (Nintendo; April 28, 1980-1991) Entex Select-A-Game (1981-1982) Arcadia 2001 (Emerson; 1982-1984) ColecoVision (Coleco; August 1982-1985) Entex Adventure Vision (August or October 1982-1983) Atari 5200 (November 1982-May 21, 1984) V...