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W ho doesn't love adventures ? The thrill and excitement of the unknown, no matter what you do, whether you decide to visit the ancient city in Greece or explore ominous and strangely-looking forest. People like adventurers but they love even more watching them on a big screen, or simply play as them in video games. So here we have - TOP 5 FICTIONAL ADVENTURERS 5. Jack Colton ("Romancing the Stone")

What are your Pet Peeves - Things you find annoying. 1. Messy Toilets This is number one on my list because i get panic attacks when i see or smell dirty toilets. Because of this i have difficulties using a public bathroom. 2. Making A Big Deal Out Of Nothing We are all guilty of this in one way or another. Some of us go overboard when we see harmless bugs or when we don't get a joke and we take it too personal.

1. COLD WAR SCORE: 100%,  91%,  8.5/10. STARRING: Joanna Kulig, Tomasz Kot, Jeanne Balibar, Borys Szyc, Agata Kulesza SYNOPSIS: A passionate love story between two people of different backgrounds and temperaments, who are fatally mismatched and yet fatefully condemned to each other. Set against the background of Cold War in the 1950s in Poland, Berlin, Yogoslavia and Paris -  the film depicts an impossible love story in impossible times. Watch trailer HERE

1. BUDDHA BOWLS It is also known as hippie bowl, macro bowls, power bowls and grain bowls. Buddha bowl is loaded with different kinds of vegetables (raw, roasted, fried or boiled), sitting on a bed of whole grains like rice, quinoa, cous-cous etc and sometimes topped with nuts and meat. Get your recipe HERE  

1. PORTO PORTUGAL Porto has all the charm of towns which happily cohabit with their river. You can stroll along the River Douro (river of gold) in Cais da Ribeira, fly over it by helicopter or discover Porto's architecture, its amazing landscapes and magnificent bridges by taking a cruise on this majestic river. Porto is also a sea city and in the briefest of time a tram will bring you to Foz do Douro’s gentle beaches face to face with the Atlantic. Enter the sumptuously cool Palacio da Bolsa, and walk through history with Portuguese adventurers, follow the country’s trade routes and be stunned by the treasures which they brought back. Remarkable buildings such as the Sé Catédral and its terraces offer superb viewpoints over a bustle of markets, grocery stores, bars, restaurants…