Tag Archives: Life

60 Euphemisms for Death! | Otherwords

For more word-nerdery, subscribe to Storied!: http://bit.ly/pbsstoried_sub No topic is as universally avoided–yet universally unavoidable–as DEATH. So, it’s got a lot of euphemisms in virtually every language. Otherwords is a new PBS web series on Storied that digs deep into … Continue reading →

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Doodling Artist Chronicles His Romantic Journey in Interactive Exhibit | My Modern Met

By Margherita Cole on April 15, 2022 This artist has brought his doodles to a museum where visitors can participate with their own drawings. British artist Sam Cox creates bold, densely-packed drawings under the moniker Mr. Doodle. Made up of symbols, … Continue reading →

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Lavishly Dressed Women Equipped with Shovels and Chainsaws Consider the Tools Used for Change | Colossal

APRIL 14, 2022. GRACE EBERT “Power Move.” All images © Kelly Reemtsen “My work has always been a tribute to all the hard-working women in my life,” says Kelly Reemtsen. The artist (previously), who lives and works between Los Angeles and … Continue reading →

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Toddler reads full sentences | Now This News

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National Park Service Adds 16 New Underground Railroad Sites to Commemorative Network | The Smithsonian Magazine

Nora McGreevy The Commemorative at St. Mary’s College of Maryland honors the enslaved people who once lived and worked there. Bill Wood / NPS The recognitions honor the resistance and bravery of freedom seekers and their allies who risked their … Continue reading →

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Man Wins $217M Lottery & Uses It to Start Environmental Foundation | My Modern Met

By Jessica Stewart on April 13, 2022 Photo: modesto3/Depositphotos “My dream has never been to acquire boats, castles, or other sports cars, it is to be useful and to give meaning to this money, with maximum positive impact.”   A … Continue reading →

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Nature writing should strive for clarity not sentimentality | Aeon Essays

‘For a goshawk, it sometimes seems as if life is simply nature’s way of keeping meat fresh,’ observes photographer and filmmaker James Aldred in Goshawk Summer (2021). Photo by Mike Powles/Getty Too many nature writers descend into poetic self-absorption instead … Continue reading →

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빈방 THE EMPTY

Time is what the room has the most. Dust is what I have the most. 방 안에서 가장 많은 건 시간 나에게 가장 많은 건 먼지 Screenings & Awards 2016 Hiroshima International Animation Festival, Grand Prix 2016 Seoul International Cartoon … Continue reading →

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The Underground Debate | Pete Wands

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BBC Radio 4 – Word of Mouth, 3 Ways to Speak English

Dr Jamila Lyiscott describes to Michael Rosen the 3 ways in which she speaks English.   Dr Jamila Lyiscott describes to Michael Rosen the 3 ways in which she speaks English according to whether she’s at home, at school or … Continue reading →

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Ostrich Theory (2020)

Something is coming. Nobody cares. A pre-pandemic harbinger of indifference to troubled times, digitally depopulating and re-orchestrating documentary footage frame-by-frame before lockdowns became reality. Busy scenes shot in early 2017 were meticulously rotoscoped over a three-year period, often involving recreation/reanimation … Continue reading →

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Sign me up for this party 😂🥰🔥 | sheilaedrummer

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