Mateus Honrado's Blog

Of course, they're based in the States with good reason. The Emmys (television), the Grammys (music), the Oscars (film) and the Tonys (theatre).

This focuses on every entry of The Matrix  franchise comprising of films and video games. The Matrix  (March 31, 1999) The Matrix Revisited  (November 20, 2001) - Direct-to-video documentary The Matrix Reloaded  (May 15, 2003) Enter the Matrix  (May 15, 2003) - Video game The Animatrix  (June 3, 2003) - Animated anthology film The Matrix Revolutions  (November 5, 2003) The Matrix Online  (March 22, 2005) - Video game The Matrix: Path of Neo  (November 8, 2005) - Video game The Matrix Awakens  (December 9, 2021) - Video game The Matrix Resurrections  (December 22, 2021)

The football tournaments in question are the Summer Olympics (men's), the FIFA World Cup, the FIFA Women's World Cup and the Summer Olympics (women's). Europe: Summer Olympics (men's) - Great Britain and Hungary (winners, three titles each) / FIFA World Cup - Italy and Germany (winners, four titles each) / FIFA Women's World Cup - Germany (winners, two titles) / Summer Olympics (women's) - Norway and Germany (winners, one title each) North America: Summer Olympics (men's) - Canada (winners, one title) / FIFA World Cup - United States (third place) / FIFA Women's World Cup - United States (winners, four titles) / Summer Olympics (women's) - United States (winners, five titles) Africa: Summer Olympics (men's) - Nigeria and Cameroon (winners, one title each) / FIFA World Cup - Morocco (fourth place) / FIFA Women's World Cup - Nigeria (seventh place) / Summer Olympics (women's) - Nigeria (sixth place) South America: Summer Olympics (men's...

They are none other than the Ultra Series , Kamen Rider , Super Sentai and Metal Hero  with the first half to have a film directed by Neon Genesis Evangelion  director Hideaki Anno. Representing the big four are Ultraman ( Ultra Series ), Kamen Rider #1 ( Kamen Rider ), Akaranger ( Super Sentai ) and Gavan ( Metal Hero ).

Starting in 1996 with the former being the overall winner and the latter being the winner by regular season performance. 1996 - D.C. United (Cup, first title) and Tampa Bay Mutiny (Supporters' Shield, only title) 1997 - D.C. United (Cup, second title and Supporters' Shield, first title) 1998 - Chicago Fire (Cup, first title) and Los Angeles Galaxy (Supporters' Shield, first title) 1999 - D.C. United (Cup, third title and Supporters' Shield, second title) 2000 - Kansas City Wizards, now Sporting Kansas City (Cup, first title and Supporters' Shield, first title) 2001 - San Jose Earthquakes (Cup, first title) and Miami Fusion (Supporters' Shield, only title) 2002 - Los Angeles Galaxy (Cup, first title and Supporters' Shield, second title) 2003 - San Jose Earthquakes (Cup, second title) and Chicago Fire (Supporters' Shield, first title) 2004 - D.C. United (Cup, fourth title) and Columbus Crew (Supporters' Shield, first title) 2005 - Los Angeles Galaxy (C...

It's none other than Sight on Sound. This channel began broadcasting on December 1, 1977, the same day as the launch of Warner-Amex's Qube cable television service as well as Pinwheel, which later became Nickelodeon two years later before folding on July 31, 1981, as MTV began broadcasting the following day.

Alphabets to numbers. So, once again - A1, B2, C3, D4, E5, F6, G7, H8, I9, J10, K11, L12, M13, N14, O15, P16, Q17, R18, S19, T20, U21, V22, X24, Y25 and Z26.

Note that these ten are all football stadiums including the Estádio da Luz, Benfica's home stadium. Estádio da Luz (S.L. Benfica) - 64,642 Estádio José Alvalade (Sporting CP) - 50,095 Estádio do Dragão (FC Porto) - 50,033 Estádio Nacional (Portugal national football team) - 37,593 Estádio Municipal de Aveiro (S.C. Beira-Mar) - 32,830 Estádio Algarve (Louletano D.C.) - 30,305 Estádio Municipal de Braga (S.C. Braga) - 30,286 Estádio D. Afonso Henriques (Vitória S.C.) - 30,029 Estádio Cidade de Coimbra (Académica de Coimbra) - 29,622 Estádio do Bessa Século XXI (Boavista F.C.) - 28,263

When the Dutch music television channel began broadcasting on May 1, 1995, Brian May's "Too Much Love Will Kill You" was the first music video to be shown.

When the German music television channel began broadcasting on December 1, 1993, Die Fantastischen Vier's "Zu geil für diese Welt" was the first music video to be shown.