Category Culture
The Courage To Be Different and Make a Difference without Fitting In
In a world that leans to often towards uniformity, embracing who you are, standing alone and celebrating difference can be a radical act of courage. The courage to be different not only defines who we are as individuals but also…
Africa Day- A Day to Reflect on Shaping Africa’s Narrative
We celebrate Africa Day every year as “Africa is our only home, and we are all responsible for its future.” These words encapsulate the essence of Africa Day, an annual commemoration of African unity, which on May 25, 2023, marked…
May December: Women Pay Higher Price for Breaking Rules
In the spotlight of societal norms and expectations, women often face a steeper price for breaking the rules, a reality highlighted in various spheres of life, such as in cinema and the professional world. Todd Haynes, in his latest film…
Surfing The 2023 Memorial Day Weekend Travel Wave
The promise of summer has finally arrived, carrying with it the irresistible call of travel. The open road beckons, and the skies invite you, whispering of adventures yet to be had. As we stand at the threshold of the 2023…
Unveiled- A Close Up into the Lives of Women in Iran
The Milan photo exhibition reveals lives of women in Iran is more than a collection of photographs. It’s a narrative of empowerment, resilience, and defiance. It’s a testament to the strength of Iranian women, their struggles, and their triumphs. It’s…
A Symphony of Healing and Empowerment: The Inspiring Journey of Shilpi Das Chohan
In a world that often seems filled with noise, one woman has found a way to turn sound into a tool for healing and empowerment. Shilpi Das Chohan, a certified Sound Healing Practitioner, Voice & Speech Coach, and Visual Storyteller,…
‘American Born Chinese’: Michelle Yeoh & the Epic Tale of Identity, Friendship and Chinese Mythology
Self-Discovery: unravelling the identity crisis among American Born Chinese The “American Born Chinese” series (to be release on 24 may 2023) offers a heartfelt exploration of the identity and friendship issues, opening a conversation often overshadowed by cultural taboos. Michelle…
From Ancient Mesopotamia to Modern Romance: 4500 Years of Romantic Kissing
A fascinating new study reveals that the act of romantic kissing, a symbol of affection and desire, has been a part of human interaction for a staggering 4,500 years. Danish professors have delved into the history books, unearthing evidence that romantic kissing goes back ancient Mesopotamia
Born on Independence Day: Post Malone Announced New Album ‘Austin’
In a world often dominated by the love for power and wealth, it is easy to lose sight of the power of love for another human. Austin Richard Post is reminding us all that we are designed to be human…