Love And The Soul: The Timeless Tale Of Cupid And Psyche
by Stephen Harrison: The story of Cupid and Psyche forms the centrepiece of the Latin novel Metamorphoses – or The Golden Ass – by the second-century AD writer Apuleius… […]
I Packed For A Weeklong Cruise. Here Are 9 things I Regret Not Having And 6 items I’m Glad I Brought.
by Monica Humphries: On July 3, I boarded the Carnival Vista in Galveston, Texas, with a carry-on suitcase and backpack. As I boarded alongside vaccinated passengers, I hoped I hadn’t forgotten anything… […]
Norwegian Actors’ Playhouse – SNL
International Masterworks presents the Norwegian Actors’ Playhouse performing their near-seamless version of an American police drama. With Ryan Reynolds. Aired 10/03/09 […]
Chris Cornell / Cat Stevens – Wild World
Jusuf / Cat Stevens w/ Chris Cornell – “Wild World”, Live @ The Pantages Theatre, LA CA… […]
Australia Traded Away Too Much Liberty
by Conor Friedersdorf: How long can a democracy maintain emergency restrictions and still call itself a free country? […]
Meet The People Who Believe They’ve Traveled To A Past Life
by Michael Stahl: Christopher was an ancient Egyptian prisoner. Stephanie’s dating the man who had her murdered. They and many others swear by the controversial benefits of past-life regression… […]
Inside The World’s Most Booked Airbnb
by Zachary Crockett: The world’s most popular Airbnb listing isn’t easy to find… […]
Interoception: The Hidden Sense That Shapes Wellbeing
by David Robson: There’s growing evidence that signals sent from our internal organs to the brain play a major role in regulating emotions and fending off anxiety and depression… […]
What If People Don’t Want ‘A Career?’
by Charlie Warzel: In all of my reporting on the future of work, one of the most interesting and potentially profound trends is the growing skepticism around ‘careers.’ […]
The Rolling Stone Tribute To Charlie Watts
The Rolling Stones have shared a new video in memory of drummer Charlie Watts, who died on 24 August at the age of 80… […]
Portraits Of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Favorite Collars And The Stories Behind Them
by Tessa Berenson: Ruth Bader Ginsburg was an American icon… […]
Surviving Times Of Deep Despair – Marianne Williamson
by Marianne Williamson: From extreme hurricanes to out of control fires to tragic evacuations to terrorist attacks to a persistent pandemic to neo-fascists among us… […]
How To Work With Someone Who Creates Unnecessary Conflict
by Amanda Ripley: Conflict at work comes in many forms. Good conflict, the kind that is healthy, pushes us to be better as people and communities… […]
Neuroscientist Anil Seth: ‘We Risk Not Understanding The Central Mystery Of Life’
by Tim Adams: The professor of cognitive and computational neuroscience discusses his work to develop a scientific explanation for how the brain conjures consciousness… […]
Mad For Mushrooms
by Margaret Eby: One woman goes deep in an exploration of her favorite fall fungi… […]
5 Ways To Use Art To Change Your Mindset
An art therapist offers a guide to doodling, drawing, and scrapbooking your way to a better frame of mind… […]
Can’t Sleep? Try ‘Quiet Wakefulness’ Instead
by Cassie Shortsleeve: Stop trying so hard to nap. Resting could have similar benefits… […]
Golden Retriever Shocked By A Kitten Occupying His Bed!
Guys also watch the channel of Simon the cat and his friends! We hope you enjoy this “Fluffiest”… […]
A New Dawn For Grandma Cooking
by Maggie Hennessy: Behind every buzzy, viral internet recipe, there’s a grandma who was doing it first… […]
Typos, Tricks And Misprints
by Arika Okrent: Why is English spelling so weird and unpredictable? Don’t blame the mix of languages; look to quirks of timing and technology.. […]
9 People Who Are Changing the World Through Art And Kindness
by (Bright Side) Kindness is a state of the human soul — it cannot be seen, but it can be felt… […]
People Who Are Good At Small Talk Always Avoid These 7 Mistakes
by John Bowe: Going back to the office soon? As a speech trainer, one common source of anxiety I’ve been hearing from people is the social interaction they’ll once again have to make with colleagues… [...]
Who Wins in the Name Game?
by Cody C. Delistraty: From dating to job prospects, a name has remarkable power over the path of its owner’s life… […]
The Unspoken Reasons Employees Don’t Want Remote Work To End
by Gwen Moran: Sure, they have more time and productivity is up. But there are also deeply personal reasons employees don’t want to go back to work as it was… […]
What Is Helping Couples Get Through the Pandemic?
by Kira M. Newman: Research is uncovering how the pandemic affected our romantic relationships and tips for staying close and connected. […]
36 Questions That Can Help Kids Make Friends
by Jill Suttie: A question-and-answer exercise may help middle schoolers build friendships, including with kids of different ethnicities… […]
We See It Too Late – Robin Williams On The Fragile Meaning Of Life
A touching and powerful speech from actor and comedian Robin Williams (1951 – 2014) on the meaning of life. A moment to remember his little spark of madness… […]
How the Beatles Wrote ‘A Day In The Life’
by Nicholas Dawidoff: Fifty years after its release, the sprawling closing track on Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band remains a testament to the group’s ambitious songwriting… […]
Red Parrot Brings Girlfriend Over To Meet The Woman He Visits Every Day
Kat gets visited by all kinds of wild birds each day… […]
Robin Williams’ Best Impressions
He could do ’em all! Check out some of Robin Williams’ best impressions…. […]
‘WE ALL QUIT’: How America’s Workers Are Taking Back Their Power
by Lauren Kaori Gurley: Motherboard spoke to economists and historians about why fast food and retail workers around the country are suddenly quitting en masse… […]
More Is More: The End Of Minimalism
by Mereille Silcoff: Marie Kondo’s decluttering dominance is over. Make way for maximalism, where the more stuff, the merrier… […]
When Did Parents Stop Parenting In Public?
by Jamilah Lemieux: Adult-focused spaces seem overrun with feral kids these days… […]
Paul Barton Brings His Music, and a Moment of Peace, to Rescued Elephants
by Mary Jo DiLonardo: The first time Paul Barton played a piano for elephants, an old, blind male named Plara was closest to the piano. […]
Lionel Messi Is Leaving Barcelona, And All We Can Say Is: What?
by Brian Phillips: In a shocking statement Thursday, Barcelona revealed that due to “financial and structural obligations,” the club would not be re-signing Messi. Now the soccer world is left to wonder how this happened [...]
Swimming Gives Your Brain A Boost
by Seena Mathew: It’s no secret that aerobic exercise can help stave off some of the ravages of aging. But a growing body of research suggests that swimming might provide a unique boost to brain health… […]
Why I Don’t Want Remote Work To End, According To 8 Dads
by (Fatherly): For these men, remote work has provided them a unique opportunity to be more involved with their kids. They don’t want to lose what they’ve gained… […]
The Psychological Benefits Of Giving And Receiving Hugs
by Dr. Audrey: And five reasons why you should make hugging a part of your daily routine… […]
Harrowing New UN Report Finds Humans Are The ‘Unequivocal’ Cause Of Climate Change
by Chris D’Angelo and Alexander C. Kaufman: The latest review of climate literature finds that the window to avert catastrophic warming with existing tools is rapidly closing… […]
Amy Winehouse – Our Day Will Come: Amy Winehouse Tribute
Amy Winehouse – Our Day Will Come: Amy Winehouse Tribute… […]
Open Up And Say Awe
by Kate Siber: Nature’s healing power may be in its ability to blow our minds… […]
She’s nearly 100. He’s 2 And Lives Next Door. Here’s How They Became Best Friends.
by Sydney Page: Mary O’Neill, who is nearly 100, steps into her backyard for a morning playdate… […]
3 Rules For Middle-Age Happiness
by Deborah Copaken: Gather friends and feed them, laugh in the face of calamity, and cut out all the things––people, jobs, body parts––that no longer serve you… […]
15 Amazing Places You Can Tour Virtually
by Colin Patrick: 1. The National Museum of Natural History… […]
Understanding The Dynamics Of Texting In Relationships
by Sherri Gordon: We’ve all heard the saying, “a watched clock never moves…” […]