Rebecka Kärde: Bookstores are now seen as 'enemies of the state' in Germany
A commentary discusses the increasing censorship in German cultural life and the perception of bookstores as political adversaries under new leadership.
WILLIAM BENNETT, ROB NOEL: America's moral decline demands action. What conservatives must do now
A Fox News opinion piece argues that the portrayal of conservatives in media reflects a broader cultural decline and highlights a growing perception of moral decay among Americans.
Me, a law graduate, following the lessons of Falcone and Di Pietro on the referendum
Andrea Bocelli reflects on his enduring music career and the dual perception of Italy abroad.
War and Death as Entertainment. The White House Called Spongebob and Gladiator
The article discusses the perception of entertainment involving war and death, referencing cultural icons like Spongebob and Gladiator in relation to White House narratives.
AK.Nädal explored the role of profanity in modern language
The article examines the presence and perception of profanity in Estonian language and society, with a focus on the ongoing debate about the inclusion of certain vulgar words in the official language dictionary.
The New Interactive Exhibition at the Photo Museum Opens Up the Moment When Black and White Became Color
A new interactive exhibition titled 'Color Thrills' at the Photo Museum in Estonia explores the history and perception of color photography.
VIDEO: With what 'eyes' do we look at cultural events? Discussion at the Chekhov Theatre
A discussion at the Chekhov Theatre focused on the social context of art and how it shapes perception, featuring various cultural personalities.
With what 'eyes' do we look at cultural events? Discussion at the Chekhov Theatre; live stream on LSM.lv
A live discussion will take place regarding the perception of art and culture, featuring notable speakers from various fields.
Artist Fábio Baroli's exhibition opens at CAIXA Cultural Salvador with free entry
The CAIXA Cultural Salvador is hosting an exhibition titled 'Hoje é de vez em quando' by artist Fábio Baroli, featuring 35 works that explore the concept of time and perception, free to visit until May 10.
No Uniform Image: How Iran Appears in the Eyes of Its Arab Neighbors
The perception of Iran among its Arab neighbors is complex and multifaceted, shaped by cultural, linguistic, and religious differences.
The Invisible Collectors
The article discusses the concept of art collectors, emphasizing their role in the perception of art as a medium of exchange rather than appreciation.
María José Fuenteálamo, writer: 'Before, we laughed at city children who went to farm schools. Now no one knows where a steak comes from'
This article features María José Fuenteálamo discussing her autobiographical essay about her experiences with her family's butchery and the cultural perception of meat consumption.
Elías Crespín, the artist of geometric dance: "My works are peace machines and I am a silent rebel"
Elías Crespín, a Venezuelan artist living in Paris, discusses his perception of art and the discomfort of being labeled an 'artist' amid his unconventional creations that aim to provoke thought and reaction.
Why we can still trust the deceptive moon
The article explores the enduring mystery of the moon illusion, which has puzzled scientists for over two thousand years without consensus on its cause.
Famous royal ladies reveal their common sweetest hobby
Many modern queens, including Queen Letizia, find true enjoyment in their home libraries despite the public perception of royal life involving only formal receptions and jewels.
To the right of Spanish cinema
The article discusses the right-wing perception and criticisms of Spanish cinema, focusing on the limited views held by that demographic.
Singing in Spanglish, singing in Spanish
The article discusses the perception of the United States as a self-centered nation, comparing its cultural dominance to stories where heroes are not the most powerful characters.
From Gardel to Montiel
The article explores the evolving Brazilian perception of Latin American artists, focusing on the recognition and appeal of Bad Bunny following his performance in São Paulo.
David Černý Physically Occupied Public Space. I Wouldn't Talk About Quality, Says Art Historian Milena Bartlová
Art historian Milena Bartlová discusses the controversy surrounding modern art, particularly David Černý's work, highlighting its impact on public perception and the ongoing cultural debates in Czechia.
Review. The Lovers of the Night, by Mieko Kawakami
The article reviews Mieko Kawakami's book "The Lovers of the Night," addressing Western perceptions of Eastern literature.
Perspective: How does Erika Vikman dare?
Finnish artist Erika Vikman aspires to achieve success abroad, provoking mixed reactions from the public due to her switch from Finnish to English music.
Meghan Markle recalls awkward first meeting with Catherine: I realized this is a big shock for the Brits
Meghan Markle shares her perspective on her first meeting with Catherine, Princess of Wales, highlighting the cultural differences and her perception of the encounter as casual compared to Catherine's feelings of discomfort.
Is Karlaplan really just a gigantic traffic obstacle?
The article explores Måns Wadensjö's efforts to revive the cultural essence of Karlaplan, a notable square in Stockholm, juxtaposed with its perception as merely a traffic impediment.
Mother Language Day: On the Border of Cultural Racism
The article discusses the negative stereotypes associated with dialect use and highlights the need for a shift in perception, particularly in light of a study indicating AI may unfairly rate dialect speakers.
Forging robust China-South America ties takes more than just trade
The article discusses the growing presence and perception of the Chinese community in Argentina as a reflection of deeper ties between China and South America.
'Not Limited to Nawabs and Kebabs...', Writers and Literary Figures Discuss Awadh's Culture
Prominent writers discuss the rich cultural heritage of Awadh during a literary event in Lucknow, challenging the perception that the region is solely defined by its historical figures and cuisine.
History and Myth: Our Image of the Vikings is Hopelessly Romanticized
The perception of Vikings is shaped by excessive romanticization, as discussed by Scandinavianist Roland Ludger Scheel.
Campaigners welcome ‘long overdue’ listing of brutalist Southbank Centre
Campaigners celebrate the long-awaited listing of the Southbank Centre, highlighting a significant shift in the perception of brutalist architecture in Britain.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Goiás this Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Brazil ranks second worst in a global corruption perception index while various local crime and cultural events are discussed in the news.
Longevity is a matter of muscles: 'Those with more muscle mass have a younger mind'
The article discusses the evolving perception of muscle mass and its connection to strength and longevity, highlighting significant cultural shifts from the 1970s to today.
Future of Opera: How do we explain this to our children now?
The article discusses the educational perspective on the future of opera, highlighting the challenges faced in teaching opera to students in schools.
Football: A Quite Ordinary Winter on the 'Gaga' Transfer Market
The article discusses the Scottish stereotype of frugality, particularly in the context of football transfers, attributing the perception to sports commentators and cultural references.
The World is Falling in Love with China. Is Trump to Blame?
The article discusses how global perceptions of China are shifting, potentially influenced by Trump's policies and rhetoric.
When you hear the word 'model', imagine her
Kate Moss, born on January 16, 1974, is one of the most influential figures in the fashion industry and global pop culture, known for her significant impact on beauty perception and celebrity status.
Fran Perea: "I miss that Spanish politicians brag about going to the theater as much as about going to football"
Fran Perea discusses the cultural perception of theater compared to football in Spain while promoting the third season of his series 'Atasco' on Prime Video.
100 Years of Crosswords: German Crosswords – As Humorless as the Germans Themselves
The article celebrates the centenary of German crosswords, tracing their origins from the first German crossword published in 1925 by the Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung to their perception as humorless compared to the cultural context.
🎙 PODCAST | Why Does Our Brain Like Some Sounds and Dislike Others?
The latest episode of the second season explores why our brain is attracted to certain sounds while repelled by others, examining cultural differences in sound perception.