Dangerous Talent: John Elway’s Quest for Greatness
[ad_1] If you’re like me, then professional sports have always helped define the decades. The accomplishments of athletes like Mickey Mantle, Wayne Gretzky, Tom Brady, LeBron James, and Simone Biles provide a sort of soundtrack that flavors their…
How I Make ai Work For Me
Lately, I’ve been more driven than ever to tell stories with AI. Here’s what I’ve observed from my own journey: Every single one of us has stories worth sharing. Some people are natural storytellers, others aren’t quite there yet.…
The moment Cher wore the ultimate ‘revenge’ outfit
[ad_1] Since then, the phrase revenge dress has increasingly been used in celebrity culture. Revenge dresses as they are understood by the mainstream have typically been flattering, revealing, and likely a bit risqué – a reminder of what an ex is…
Zine Month Spotlight: The Wanderer’s Bookshop
[ad_1] Zine Month (or Zinetopia, or what name your chosen platform uses) is always a great time for indie games. As we reach the end, we wanted to spotlight a few favorites. Like The Wanderer’s Bookshop, a solo title currently on BackerKit. I had a chat…
What Did the Instruments in Hieronymus Bosch’s Garden of Ear…
[ad_1] Welcome to The Garden of Earthly Delights. You’ll find no angelic strings here. Those are reserved for first-class citizens whose virtuous lives earned them passage to the uppermost heights. Down below, stringed instruments produce the…
Radical Love: The Rise of the Kind Lead
[ad_1] Over the last few decades as film and television have evolved, audiences have largely come to expect certain qualities from their leading protagonists: bravery, intelligence, ambition, wit, even a slightly rebellious nature. However, as global,…
12 of the best TV shows to watch this March
[ad_1] The Comeback premieres 22 March on HBO and Max in the US Amazon Prime Video(Credit: Amazon Prime Video) 11. Bait Riz Ahmed has made his name in dramas, earning an Oscar nomination for The Sound of Metal, but he reveals his comic side in this…
Night of the Mannequins: A Slasher That Cuts Inward
[ad_1] Stephen Graham Jones’ Night of the Mannequins is a novella that is bitingly sharp and deeply unsettling. These characteristics are displayed in ways beyond gore. They have to do with proximity. Proximity to a mind bent on justification. Proximity…
1985 vs. 2025: A Hope/less Hallelujah
[ad_1] In this fifth installment of our series, we compare 1985 to 2025 through themes of hope and despair, or what I call hope/lessness. For some, the year’s worst news was learning, “Those of us born before 1985 are now officially older than Mr.…
The 19th-Century US home that embodied the super-rich
[ad_1] George was set apart. Jenkins tells the BBC, “He doesn’t necessarily fit into a kind of Vanderbilt mould. He doesn’t really participate in New York society. He doesn’t inherit any of the business responsibility for his…