I’ve been pretty much in between thinking about the topic of my last article on this blog. While there are many more stories that I want to write and share, the purpose of choosing this topic today was to touch on the things that brought me to this city. So here are my aphorisms about […]
Category: Art & Culture
La Commune de Paris
La Commune de Paris was undoubtedly the first significant form of a proletariat revolution. Karl Marx, but also Friedrich Engels and Mikhail Bakunin, will see an accomplished idea of a government of the working class or dictatorship of the proletariat in this revolution. “This sphinx that puts bourgeois understanding to such a severe test” Karl […]
Black power salute
The day John Carlos and Tommie Smith rocked the world raising their fists for equality October 17, 1968 marks the completion of a social movement from the United States directed to the world. On that day, at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, black athletes John Carlos and Tommie Smith won bronze and gold […]
Human Space Flight – A brief history of what’s happening up there
Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech -Artist’s concept of an astronaut on Mars We are in November 2024, Artemis II is taking off with a crew of 4 people. The goal of this mission is to test NASA capacities to put humans in orbit around the Moon. This journey is a part of a more ambitious project: return to […]
A Nostalgic Journey to 2000s Childhood
Do you ever find yourself reminiscing about the good old days of the 2000s, feeling a wave of nostalgia for the simple joys of childhood? For many of us, the 2000s represent a time of innocence and carefree fun and looking back on those memories can bring about a sense of warmth and longing. Although many […]
Hedy Lamarr – beauty & brain behind the innovation of wi-fi
The most beautiful woman in the world – a portrait During her lifetime Hedy Lamarr was considered the most beautiful woman in the world. She was one of the biggest Hollywood stars, an icon of the 30s and 40s. She led a life with numerous love affairs and full of scandals. Yet she was so […]
Taking a break isn’t lazy – it’s called “resting”
The century we live in is like a roller coaster. Every day, there is a constant flow of new information, a new global event, endless work, fear of not being productive and many other stress factors. In all this hustle and bustle, we are trying to spare time for ourselves, trying different activities and relaxing […]
TiDF encounters – Interview with Jan Baumgartner
During the 25th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival we met Jan Baumgartner and talked with him about his documentary the DNA of Dignity as well as about the work of forensic scientists, the Balkan war and all the emotional stories connected to it. Take a look! Video Editing: Alex Humbert Also check our interviews from the last […]
Sorry, did you say you don’t like anime?
If you are looking at the anime viewers with a strange eye, I think I can change your mind in this article if you think they are watching children. Something we’ve been familiar with since our childhood. Even though you see it as a cartoon, you realize that there is a culture that has lovers […]
The real reason you struggle with procrastination
Why it has nothing to do with laziness Tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, just not today. You know how it is: you put off a task for days that could easily be done in 2 minutes. We delay a task that we can do well in time, but we choose to do it last minute. […]