Bilik Sewa Donggongon

 JJ Bilik Sewa Donggongon

✅Area Donggongon Square, Penampang

✅Harga sewa yang berpatutan

✅Dapur & peti ais disediakan

✅Ada 2 tandas kongsi

✅Ada kipas & ruang pengudaraan 

✅Auto door system & CCTV 24 jam

✅Lokasi yang strategik kerana berdekatan Klinik, restoran, bank, shopping mall etc.

✅8min ke Kota Kinabalu

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Celebrate Star Wars Day: May the Fourth be with you

Born in 1977, the "Star Wars" series of live-action films -- 11 of them to date -- has long been enshrined in popular culture. Given their immense popularity, it's hard to believe, as Ronald Brownstein wrote in his recent book, "Rock Me on the Water: 1974 - the Year Los Angeles Transformed Movies, Music, Television, and Politics," that it took several years for George Lucas to pull together the funding and studio support for "a space epic inspired by the Saturday morning movie serials of his youth." The payoff was substantial, for within a few months of its arrival, "Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope" was at the time the biggest-earning movie in history.

Ever the nostalgist, Lucas was unusual among the filmmakers of his generation for not caring much about what was going on around him: He celebrated carefree youth, as with the 1973 film "American Graffiti," and the kind of sci-fi in which the good guys have plenty of tough scrapes but emerge victorious. The challenges of the ongoing pandemic these days make a deep dive into the fantasy universe of "Star Wars" just right. And, thanks to the efforts of a devoted fan base and the movie machine behind the series alike, May 4 is just the day to do it.The day was made for a punning slogan: "May the Fourth be with you." The origins of what has become an annual holiday for true believers are a little murky.