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Italyan sair Sandro Penna’nin olum yildonumu (21 Ocak 1977)
"Askimiza tutkuyla yagmur yagdi butun yaz.O yuzden guzellesti rengi, kirlarin. / Piovve nel nostro amore ardentemente tutta l'estate. Indi mutò colore in bello, la campagna."
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"Uykuya dalip yasamak isterim, yasamin tatli gurultusu icinde. / Io vivere vorrei addormentato entro il dolce rumore della vita."
Ingiliz Eurythmics, 4. Ve son single Sweet Dreams’i 21 Ocak 1983’de yayinladi.
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21 Ocak 1995’de yapilan 52.Golden Globe Odul toreninde Tom Hanks, Forrest Gump filmi ile Drama Dalinda En Iyi Aktor; Jessica Lange, Mavi Gok (Blue Sky) filmi ile Drama Dalinda En Iyi Aktris Odulunu kazandi.
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21 Ocak 1996’da yapilan 53.Golden Globe Odul toreninde Nicolas Cage, Elveda Las Vegas (Leaving Las Vegas ) filmi ile Drama Dalinda En Iyi Aktor; Sharon Stone, Casino filmi ile Drama Dalinda En Iyi Aktris Odulunu kazandi.
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21 Ocak 2001’de yapilan 58.Golden Globe Odul toreninde Tom Hanks, Yeni Hayat (Cast Away) filmi ile Drama Dalinda En Iyi Aktor; Julia Roberts, Tatli Bela (Erin Brockovich) filmi ile Drama Dalinda En Iyi Aktris Odulunu kazandi.
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"Gecmis tuhaf bir sey. Her zaman sizinledir, bence on ya da yirmi yil once olmus bir seyi dusunmeksizin bir saat bile geciremeyiz, yine de cogunlukla hicbir gercekligi yoktur, tarih kitaplarindaki bir suru malzeme gibi, o da yalnizca bildik bir olgular dizisinden ibarettir. Sonra sans eseri bir goruntu veya ses ya da koku, ozellikle de koku, size carpar ve sadece gecmis canlanmakla kalmaz, siz de gercekten gecmise donuverirsiniz." George Orwel, Daralma
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“The past is a curious thing. It's with you all the time. I suppose an hour never passes without your thinking of things that happened ten or twenty years ago, and yet most of the time it's got no reality, it's just a set of facts that you've learned, like a lot of stuff in a history book. Then some chance sight or sound or smell, especially smell, sets you going, and the past doesn't merely come back to you, you're actually in the past.”
"Her yerde ayni piramit yapisi, yari kutsal bir ondere tapinma, surekli savasa dayanan ve surekli savasa hizmet eden bir ekonomi soz konusudur. Dolayisiyla, uc super-devlet birbirinin topraklarini fethedemeyecegi gibi, bundan bir yarar da saglayamaz. Tam tersine, birbirleriyle catismayi surdurdukleri surece, birbirine yaslanmis uc ekin demeti gibi birbirlerini ayakta tutarlar. Ve her zamanki gibi, uc devletin egemen kesimleri, ne yaptiginin hem farkındadir hem de farkinda degildir. Yasamlarini dunyayi fethetmeye adamislardir, ama ayni zamanda bilirler ki, savasin sonsuza dek ve zafere ulasmadan surup gitmesi gerekmektedir." George Orwell, 1984
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"Everywhere there is the same pyramidal structure, the same worship of semi-divine leader, the same economy existing by and for continuous warfare. It follows that the three super-states not only cannot conquer one another, but would gain no advantage by doing so. On the contrary, so long as they remain in conflict they prop one another up, like three sheaves of corn. And, as usual, the ruling groups of all three powers are simultaneously aware and unaware of what they are doing. Their lives are dedicated to world conquest, but they also know that it is necessary that the war should continue everlastingly and without victory. "
“Sahafta calisirken -sahafta calismiyorsaniz bu mekani kafanizda cekici yasli beyefendilerin ucsuz bucaksiz deri ciltli kitap sayfalarinin arasinda gezindigi bir tur cennet olarak canlandirmaniz ne kadar da kolay- beni en cok etkileyen sey gercek kitapseverlerin az bulunurlugu olmustu. Dukkanımizin olaganustu ilginc bir kitap stoku vardi, ancak musterilerimizin yuzde onunun bile iyi kitabi kotu kitaptan ayirt edebildiginden supheliyim. Ilk baski zuppeleri, edebiyat sevdalilarindan daha fazlaydi ama ucuz ders kitaplari icin pazarlik yapan dogulu ogrenciler onlardan da coktu; yine de en cok yegenleri icin dogum gunu hediyesi arayan kafasi karisik kadinlar geliyordu.” George Orwell, Kitaplar ve Sigaralar
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“When I worked in a second-hand bookshop — so easily pictured, if you don't work in one, as a kind of paradise where charming old gentlemen browse eternally among calf-bound folios — the thing that chiefly struck me was the rarity of really bookish people. Our shop had an exceptionally interesting stock, yet I doubt whether ten per cent of our customers knew a good book from a bad one. First edition snobs were much commoner than lovers of literature, but oriental students haggling over cheap textbooks were commoner still, and vague-minded women looking for birthday presents for their nephews were commonest of all.”