Home Textiles: Living in a house surrounded by art
We talked to Mina Dilber Temo about her home textile brand Anim Living and her lifestyle in her house surrounded by art.
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The 10 most expensive classic cars in the world
The limited-edition classic cars do more than take you from place to place. Moreover, they are the indispensable favorite of collectors in every corner of the world. They don’t hesitate to give millions of dollars to a single car. Those who don’t have the money look at these classic cars with envy.
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Shopping addiction should be cured
Shopping addiction is now equated with harmful habits such as smoking and alcohol. So much so that the domestic unrest can lead to divorce.
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Happy 64th birthday to Disneyland
Disneyland, the pioneer of theme parks and Disneyland is celebrating its 64th anniversary this year. Celebration events are held on the first theme park located in Anaheim, California.
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Subway station like an art gallery in Moscow
Moscow Metro, one of the oldest and largest subways in the world, is just like a center of fine arts. When you walk through the subway, you’re feeling as walking through an history book. We wandered in Stalin’s worthy stations. In each of the more than 200 stations, we have witnessed the Soviet Union’s respect for historical milestones; we’ve made you a detailed subway gallery.
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Migingo: A tiny island bringing two countries to the brink of war
Migingo is an island of unique population density in Lake Victoria, Kenya, bringing the two countries to the brink of war. This island has a very interesting history. Here is the interesting story of the unrivaled Migingo Island based on population density.
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Does reading fiction books makes us better people?
Every day more than 1.8 million books are sold in the US and another half a million books are sold in the UK. Despite all the other easy distractions available to us today, there’s no doubt that many people still love reading. Books can teach us plenty about the world, of course, as well as improving our vocabularies and writing skills. But can fiction also make us better people?
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The subtle ways your friends change you
We often think that self-control comes from within, yet many of our actions depend just as much on our friends and family as ourselves. Those we surround ourselves with have the power to make us fatter, drink more alcohol, care less about the environment and be more risky with sun protection, among many things.
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What if we knew when people were lying?
In Season One of the TV show The Good Place, Chidi Anagonye, an ethics and moral philosophy professor, faces a dilemma when a colleague asks his opinion about a new pair of boots. Chidi clearly dislikes the boots, which are a garish shade of red and encrusted in crystals, but to spare his colleague’s feelings, he says that he loves them.
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Why rich people still keep on working?
Think you’d hand in your notice if you suddenly struck it rich? You’d be surprised. When Keith, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, worked at a technology company that went public, he …
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