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"Perfect Peggy: A Woman’s Duty" is a captivating tale that provides a glimpse into the lives of women in 1950s North America. Set against the backdrop of a society heavily influenced by government and television executives, the story delves into the pursuit of an idealized "perfect family" – complete with flawless wives, children, careers, and neighbourhoods.
"Marquis de Sade: A Fall from Grace" Donatien Alphonse François was born in 1740 to a wealthy noble family. As a child, he was rebellious and mischievous, often getting into trouble. At the age of 16, he was sentenced to prison for sodomy, a crime that was considered highly immoral at the time. During his time in prison, he began writing, and his early works reflected his experiences and thoughts on society.
"Alys Robi: Every Inch a Diva" A century ago, in the working-class Lower Town of Quebec City, a child prodigy emerged from humble beginnings. Born as Alice Robitaille, she captivated audiences from a young age and made her first stage appearance at only four years old. By the age of thirteen, she had joined a Montreal song-and-dance troupe, and it was clear that she was destined for international stardom. With ambitions of global recognition, she adopted the name Alys Robi, stating, "Call me Alys Robi because I want to go around the world, and it will be easier for other nationalities to pronounce my name."
"Marquis de Sade: A Fall from Grace" Donatien Alphonse François was born in 1740 to a wealthy noble family. As a child, he was rebellious and mischievous, often getting into trouble. At the age of 16, he was sentenced to prison for sodomy, a crime that was considered highly immoral at the time. During his time in prison, he began writing, and his early works reflected his experiences and thoughts on society.
"Alys Robi: Every Inch a Diva" A century ago, in the working-class Lower Town of Quebec City, a child prodigy emerged from humble beginnings. Born as Alice Robitaille, she captivated audiences from a young age and made her first stage appearance at only four years old. By the age of thirteen, she had joined a Montreal song-and-dance troupe, and it was clear that she was destined for international stardom. With ambitions of global recognition, she adopted the name Alys Robi, stating, "Call me Alys Robi because I want to go around the world, and it will be easier for other nationalities to pronounce my name."
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