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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…
The Age of Connectivity: is Social Media a Blossom or a Thorn for Our Youth’s Wellbeing?
As the dawn of a new day paints the sky with hues of promise and possibility, so too does the age of connectivity and digital consciousness usher in an era of unprecedented connectivity and opportunity. At all times, we are…
The Ultimate Travel Destination: Sweet Dreams at The Chocolate Cottage Experience
It’s not often that we get to step into our dreams, let alone live them. But this unique offering is the ultimate travel destination. So, if you’re a chocolate lover, or not, but a fan of unique experiences, don’t miss…
‘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…
In Full Bloom with Martha Stewart: Creating the Rose Gardens
Martha Stewart, the renowned lifestyle entrepreneur and the host of “Martha Gardens,” has always been a beacon of inspiration for those seeking to add a touch of elegance and nature to their lives. At 81, she become the latest cover…
The Kiss: Romantic Love Immortalized in Art, Inspired by Emotions
Romantic love has been celebrated by artists for centuries and there are few masterpieces as iconic and emotionally charged as “The Kiss” , timeless sculpture by Auguste Rodin or the painting by Gustav Klimt . Crafted with exquisite detail and…
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
Does Loneliness Age Your Body More Quickly?
Loneliness can leave an indelible mark on both our mental well-being and physical health. But we have the power to create change and foster connections that defy the isolating forces of loneliness.
The Paradox of Sad Music: How Sad Songs Foster Human Connection
Music, a universal language beyond borders and cultures, has an extraordinary ability to evoke a wide range of emotions in us. It can make us dance with joy, soothe our stress, and even bring tears to our eyes. But have…