Picture yourself walking through the alleys of your favorite toy store, but you’re not looking for Hot Wheels or board games anymore. Instead, there’s an arrangement of carefully made sculptures, each with the distinct (and unmistakably iconic) silhouette of a bear capturing your attention. That’s right, Be@rbrick is a brilliant merger between childhood nostalgia and…
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During my brainstorming session of what I wanted to write about today I came across a video that had no words, only music. The video told a visual story of an underdog rising above the perennial favorite to win the competition the two were engaged in. It was from this video that I heard the…
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Spring has (almost) sprung! And there’s no time like the present to start your spring travel planning. We’ve compiled a list of four very different, yet equally gorgeous spring travel destinations that offer fun, relaxation and a full slate of adventure. They might even offer you a bit of an education as you immerse yourself…
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No time to read now? Click here to download as a PDF. Planning family adventure trips can be exciting yet challenging, especially when you want everyone to enjoy the experience. Here’s the good news: it’s easier than you might think when you take the right approach. Below, you’ll discover 5 easy strategies that will turn…
Argentinian-Spanish artist Felipe Pantone is a renowned graffiti contemporary artist known for his vibrant and dynamic art. Pantone’s work is characterised by bold colours, geometric patterns, and kinetic elements, creating an immersive visual experience that challenges viewers’ perception of space and movement. “Colour only happens because of light, and light is the only reason why…
Last updated: September 22, 2024 Just off London’s Regent Street in the centre of the city, is restaurateur Samyukta Nair’s Bombay Bustle. Named after the old name for India’s bustling and successful metropolis Mumbai (known today as the home of Bollywood and many international firms), Bombay Bustle brings old world charm to Mayfair’s contemporary Maddox…
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Breaking up with a narcissist can be an incredibly challenging and emotionally draining experience. Unfortunately, many people make common mistakes during this process, which can prolong their pain and even give the narcissist an upper hand. Firstly, one common mistake is failing to establish strong boundaries. Narcissists thrive on control and manipulation, so it’s crucial…
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23 Oct Two-Week California Road Trip For Nature Lovers (With a Free Planner!) Posted at 08:19h in North America, USA by Sabina I went on my first road trip at the tender age of 5. The adventure took us all the way from the undulating greenery of Colorado to the neon lightbulbs of Las Vegas. My…
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I like a little bit of quirkiness thrown in with my travel, so staying at The Big Texan Motel in Amarillo was high on my list of places to stay. We love road trips and we drive through Amarillo almost every time we travel west on I-40. It’s five hours from Dallas, so we usually…
To mark the publication of new contributions to our Cambridge Elements in Global Urban History series, we will feature interviews with authors and share short excerpts from their work. Here, series co-editor Tracy Neumann interviews Kristin Stapleton, the author of The Modern City in Asia. Kristin Stapleton is Professor of History at University of Buffalo…
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