Evolution of Dance by Years
Evolution of Dance by Years […]
Why “Don’t Take It So Personally” Is The Ultimate Gaslighting Insult
byAnna Brech: Whether it’s a partner during an argument or your mum simply trying to help, the phrase “don’t take it so personally” is bandied about an awful lot in life… […]
These 8 Cities Around The World Are Focusing On Biking And Walking
by Meghan Miner Murray: Even though cities have been centers of culture, ideas and industry since the Neolithic Revolution 12,000 years ago (!), today’s urban-centric global civilization is just a couple of hundred years old… […]
Vaccine Mandates Crash Into America’s ‘Don’t Tell Me What To Do’ State
by Megan Cassella: Pummeled by unemployment, Las Vegas tried to reopen without widespread vaccination. Here are the lessons the city learned — and the challenges ahead… […]
Bryan Ferry – Don’t Stop The Dance (Art Remastering)
Bryan Ferry – Don’t Stop The Dance, Roxy Music & Bryan Ferry, album More Than This (The Best of Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music), 1995… […]
What Really Exists | Under The Surface – Jim Carrey
In reality under the surface, you are all the actor marvelously skilled in playing many parts and in getting lost in the mazes of your own mind and the entanglements of your own affairs… [...]
Why Are Russians So Stingy With Their Smiles?
by Samuel Putnam: In the lead-up to the World Cup, articles appeared noting that Russian workers were being taught how to properly smile at the foreign soccer fans who would soon be visiting their country… […]
The Arched Evolution Of The Eyebrow
by Vienna Vernose: Bushy, straight, arched, rounded, and everything in between, those tiny tuffs of hair called eyebrows are actually a strangely purposeful part of the face… […]
The Former Swiss Home Of Charlie Chaplin Is Now A Museum
by AD staff: The Manoir de Ban was cleverly and artfully transformed into Chaplin’s World in 2016… […]
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… […]