A six-wheeled carriage believed to have been in the opening sequences to John Wayne’s 1952 romantic comedy film “Quiet Man” ...

And yes, it's inside a real decommissioned MRT train carriage. The Train Pod @ one-north features a total of eight rooms, each fitted with a private en suite bathroom. Train enthusiasts will be ...

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Toronto MU chapter. March 18, 2025, marks the long-awaited release of The Hunger Games’ fifth instalment, Sunrise on the Reaping.

Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games series has captivated pop culture with its bold take on tyranny, sacrifice, and resistance, spanning Katniss Everdeen’s blazing defiance in The Hunger Games (2008 ...

A Northern service at Ashington Station on the new Northumberland Line. Photo: Northern Rail. He said: “We are having to look at finding more train carriages because of all the passengers. It has been ...

We've been routinely reporting on the plans for the next The Hunger Games film, noting as recently as last week that the film intends to premiere in cinemas in November 2026. Now, as the movie ...

Upgrading the Eden Engine means the train will move faster and be able to pull more weight. "It's a combination of getting more speed to the train, and there's a possibility to get more carriages ...

Hunger Games fans are clamouring for more tales from Panem following last month's release of Sunrise on the Reaping. Although readers are pleading for a sixth book, Suzanne Collins and her ...

Elle Fanning is being eyed to play the younger Effie Trinket in “The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping,” as the actress currently has the offer to play the role, TheWrap has learned.

With the release of Sunrise on the Reaping last month, fans of The Hunger Games have already begun to beg for a sixth book set in the world of Panem. While neither Suzanne Collins nor her ...

My reading of the newest addition to the Hunger Games series, “Sunrise on the Reaping,” was accompanied by dread and an undeniable knowledge that it would not end well — a feeling that has mirrored my ...

So wouldn’t it be handy if there was some sort of technology that could show you which train carriages are the most busy, and which are the ones where you are most likely to get a seat?