Media & Arts
Life is a long road filled with signs, we all need a little guidance to be on a path that is positive and balanced. Here are 11 spiritual books that will for sure lend you the guidance you need.
Buddhist Music can bring many health benefits to your child’s brain and inspire them as they discover and open themselves to understand the world; fostering their ability to make kind and compassionate choices that will eventually influence their practice on compassion, happiness, and ability to experience joy.
Posting memes, remixes, and other similar content could soon be banned from the Web in the European Union, according to critics who are speaking out against a recently proposed copyright law. The law, known as the “Copyright Directive,” will be voted on later this month by the European Parliament, and lawmakers suggest that this will protect content creators in the Internet age. However, one of the primary reasons why the internet age has brought us so much innovation and novelty is because of the fact that such a large aggregate of people are able to share their ideas and build upon the ideas of others to create something uniquely special. Article 13 of the proposed bill calls on platform providers such as Google, Facebook, and Web hosts to “take measures to ensure the functioning of agreements concluded with rights-holders for the use of their works.”
Outside of their obvious geopolitical influence and machinations, the Bilderberg Group is firmly entrenched in the push by global tech elites toward Artificial Intelligence, quantum computing and smart technology.
The historian carried secrets too heavy for one man to bear
North America – including U.S., Mexico and Canada will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Are you ready for an aggressively 21st-century sentence? Benedict Cumberbatch and his Uber driver apparently saved a Deliveroo guy. According to British paper The Sun, Uber driver Manuel Dias picked up the Sherlock Holmes star and his wife Sophie Hunter to take them to a club in London.
Less than a week after the New York Times revealed in an explosive report that Facebook formed agreements with a number of major device-makers that gave them vast access to users’ personal data without their consent, yet another report—this time by the Wall Street Journal—alleged on Friday that the social media giant gave a select list of companies “special access” to user data after it claimed to have “walled off” such information. Internally called “whitelists,” these secretive deals “allowed certain companies to access additional information about a user’s Facebook friends,” the Journal reported, citing court documents and anonymous Facebook officials.
Anthony Bourdain went where others wouldn’t and showed Americans a glimpse of the world they rarely get to see using the common thread of food. Anthony went places like Gaza and Iran and showed Americans that these places are full of living, breathing humans with thoughts, opinions, and favorite meals. He showed the humanity of cultures Americans think of as “them” in the seemingly never ending us vs. them climate this planet seems unable to escape from.
Life is not perfect. This is something everyone knows. But for some, accepting the asymmetry of life can be a struggle in itself.
It’s true: Actions really do speak louder than words, even when you don’t want them to.
The “very clear” lessons from the Stephen Lawrence murder investigation need to be revisited by every UK police force, the Archbishop of York says.
Roger Bannister did a first in 1954 – running the mile in under 4 minutes – and hence setting a landmark for others to follow
The Mormon church has decided to cut ties with the Boy Scouts of America
Facebook has lost a bit of trust with the public surrounding the Cambridge Analytica debate. See this interview with VP Ime Archibong who talks about the value of groups and communities on Facebook and the need for leadership circles.
