Director Baz Luhrmann Unearths New Footage of Elvis and Dismantles the Myth of the Cheap Entertainer
Baz Luhrmann's new documentary offers a fresh perspective on Elvis Presley, utilizing previously unseen archival footage to portray the iconic performer in a more complex light.
Theater play subverts classic myth and celebrates the beauty of difference
A theatrical adaptation of Anne Carson's 'Autobiography of Red' is performed at Sesc Paulista, directed by Daniela Thomas and featuring Bianca Comparato, exploring themes of identity and acceptance.
Is the soulmate real? Science explains why it is a dangerous myth
A new perspective from science suggests that the concept of soulmates is more of a myth and that lasting love relies on mutual growth rather than fate.
They say it's natural Ozempic. Scientists explain whether it's a hit or a myth
This article discusses the scientific evaluation of berberine, often touted as a natural alternative to Ozempic for weight loss, and highlights the actual biological mechanisms at play.
Housing Supply-Centered Policy is a Myth
The article critiques the prevalent belief that increasing housing supply alone can stabilize property prices in South Korea, arguing that multi-home ownership undermines these efforts.
Researchers debunk the screen time myth about youth
A study conducted by the Norwegian Institute of Public Health and the University of Manchester found no link between screen time and the development of anxiety or depression among teenagers.
Review: Jude Law Plays Putin. The Film Recycles the Myth of the Genius Strategist
A review discusses Jude Law's portrayal of Putin in a film that revitalizes the myth of his strategic genius.
‘The Reversal of Fire’, the Myth of Eurydice and Orpheus Turned into a Criminal Plot
Anne Dufourmantelle's thriller transforms the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice into a complex narrative involving crime and psychological exploration.
A return home with the myth of sirens. And for my bosses, the sculptural approach
Erika Cavallini's brand sees a new creative direction under Fabrizio Corbo, who returns to the company after several high-profile experiences in fashion, bringing a fresh artistic vision to the upcoming collection.
Blind women speak honestly: this is the biggest myth that people believe about us
Blind women challenge common misconceptions about their lives and experiences in a new theater production.
The 3 Best Exercises to Gain Muscle Mass in the Legs That You Can Do at Home
The article outlines three effective bodyweight exercises for strengthening leg muscles at home, debunking the myth that machines are necessary for muscle growth.
Is 'quitters day' a myth? No, says Strava. Yes, indicate surveys and new numbers.
A recent analysis questions the commonly held belief in 'quitters day,' suggesting that fitness engagement remains robust well into the year contrary to traditional views.
The Myth of Carbohydrates in Sports Practice and How Much We Really Should Ingest
A recent review challenges the traditional view that high carbohydrate intake is essential for optimal sports performance, suggesting a more nuanced understanding of their role in fueling exercise.
America's vaccine wars are shaking Australia, driven by 'sticky' myth
Australia is grappling with vaccine hesitancy, influenced by persistent myths, particularly the discredited link between vaccines and autism.
Harley-Davidson: Fine-tuning the Myth
The article discusses how Harley-Davidson is balancing the need for innovation with the preservation of its iconic brand identity through its new limited models.
TEET TOOME ⟩ #58 The dream of Vishnu
The article explores the Hindu cosmology involving the deities Vishnu and Brahma, discussing their roles as creators and the concept of the universe's cyclical nature.
GUIDES TO MEANING ⟩ Four messages from religious studies
The article discusses Rupert Sheldrake's perspectives on psychedelics and spirituality within various religious contexts, notably referencing DMT experiences and the Hindu god Vishnu's cosmological myth.
FACE OF THE WEEK ⟩ Leader of the Riigikogu
The article discusses the longstanding myth in Estonian politics that parties can find consensus on national defense despite their conflicts on other issues.
Fake works of art: When myth meets crime – Innovations of the new law against forgery
A new law against forgery in Greece seeks to address the extensive international network behind the production and distribution of counterfeit artworks.
DAVID MARCUS: Hospitals stop transgendering kids now that the myth has fallen apart
Langone Medical Center in New York City has announced it will cease all surgeries and hormone treatments for transgender minors, highlighting a significant shift in the healthcare approach to gender-affirming treatments for youth.
The Myth of the Overvalued Peso
The Mexican peso has appreciated significantly against the dollar, raising concerns about its overvaluation and implications for Mexico's macroeconomic stability.
The More Protein, the More Muscle? The Truth Behind This Myth
The belief that high protein intake directly correlates with increased muscle mass is misleading, as factors like diet composition and physical exercise play crucial roles.
Gigantic study definitively debunks myth about hormone treatment in menopause
Most women can safely take hormones for menopausal symptoms without worrying about severe side effects like breast cancer or cardiovascular disease, according to a large study involving almost 900,000 women.
Forbes: While Putin Hopes for Western Fatigue, the Myth of 'Inevitable Russian Victory' Crumbles
An analysis emphasizes the crumbling narrative of an 'inevitable Russian victory' in the ongoing conflict, with insights from European and geopolitical experts.
Valencia Basket, favorite for the first time in the Cup, against the myth of the host and the tyranny of the giants
Valencia Basket is the first-time favorite in the Copa del Rey, aiming to challenge historical hosts and major teams in this prestigious tournament.
Real or fake? This is what science says about whether the BOLILLO helps calm fears after an earthquake
A study by the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) discusses the traditional belief that eating a bolillo helps calm nerves after stressful events, including earthquakes.
Bonolis, Carlucci: what music!
The myth that music on TV only works with competitions and controversies is being challenged by recent successful musical shows with relaxed formats in Italy.
Chinese philosophy against the myth of the right moment
The article explores how Chinese philosophy advises against waiting for the perfect financial conditions to start investing, emphasizing the importance of acting amidst uncertainty.
“As long as I get thinner ...” Research debunks the myth that thinner means happier.
Research suggests that becoming thinner or richer does not lead to lasting happiness, according to a prominent Swedish professor.
A scientist tried to prove that the 'Havana Syndrome' was a myth, but ended up with irreversible brain damage
A Norwegian scientist suffered irreversible brain damage after secretly testing a self-built microwave device to disprove the existence of Havana Syndrome.
Federico Coccia, veterinarian and influencer, explains why it's false that cats do not feel affection: 'They live their entire life at home because that's their world and that's enough for them'
Veterinarian and influencer Federico Coccia dispels the myth that cats do not feel affection, emphasizing their unique way of bonding with humans and their homes.
Documentary Duo Searches for Accordion Grave in New Film: 'It Was Irresistible'
A documentary team investigates the myth of thousands of buried accordions under a parking lot in Älvdalen, Sweden, in their new film.
Violence as the Aesthetic of Desire: Why Emerald Fennell's 'Wuthering Heights' Offends Brontë?
Emerald Fennell's film adaptation of 'Wuthering Heights' presents a provocative interpretation that frames Emily Brontë's story as a love myth steeped in violence and asks if it offers more than just a romanticized suffering drama.
"Antigone": The myth is a special kind of story
Giorgos Koutlis' production revolves around 'Antigone' by Jean Anouilh, exploring themes of resistance against cynicism and the preservation of humanity.
The network that sustains the network: the hidden anatomy of the Internet
The article explores the complex and strategic architecture behind the Internet, debunking the myth that it relies solely on a few servers and emphasizing the implications for power and interaction in cyberspace.
Banić and Koić: A Brief Overview of the Jasenovac Myth in 2025
The article reviews the state of the Jasenovac myth in 2025, highlighting the lack of new victim identifications by the Jasenovac Memorial Area and the rise of controversial narratives surrounding the concentration camp.
‘Nagabandham’ Teaser: The Mysterious Myth of Ancient Temples Impresses with Stunning Visuals
The teaser for 'Nagabandham' highlights a mythological adventure rooted in ancient temple traditions, showcasing impressive visuals and sparking curiosity and devotion among audiences.
Insults and Tricks, the Myth Falls: Referees Arrive in Curling
The sport of curling is introduced to referees following an incident of alleged cheating during a match between Sweden and Canada in Cortina.
THERE IS HOPE! ⟩ How many times do we fall in love in our lifetime? The answer is surprisingly comforting
A recent Kinsey Institute study involving over 10,000 people debunks the myth that true love only happens once in a lifetime.
How true is the myth that magnets on the refrigerator increase the electricity bill?
This article discusses the myth that placing magnets on refrigerator doors raises electricity bills, debunking it with insights from consumer organizations and appliance manufacturers.
2026 Olympics Under the Shadow of War and the Myth of ‘Neutral Athletes’
The article discusses Ukraine's participation in the 2026 Winter Olympics amid ongoing conflict with Russia, highlighting the resilience of Ukrainian athletes while addressing the broader implications of neutrality in sports.
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.
Call the Midwife's Nurse Rosalind Clifford star lands new role away from BBC drama
Natalie Quarry, known for her role in 'Call the Midwife', is set to star in a new film titled 'Think of England', which explores a satirical story inspired by an urban myth.
Podcast: 'On Point': Helmet Scandal: The Myth of the Unpolitical Games
Ukrainian skeleton athlete Wladyslaw Heraskewytsch was disqualified from the Olympics for wearing a helmet that commemorated athletes killed by the Russian invasion, in a move that the IOC deemed a political statement.
"The Thing is": Bad Bunny, MAGA, and the Crisis of the West – Generation 30-40 Builds Its Own Myth of America
The article discusses how Latinx culture, exhibited through Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance, challenges traditional narratives of American identity, reflecting new tensions in the nation's cultural landscape.
Virus Doctor: This is the biggest myth about flu vaccines
Virus expert Thea Kølsen Fischer debunks a common myth about flu vaccinations while also sharing personal precautions.
Is it a myth that one should not 'crack' fingers and joints? The doctor's answer may surprise you.
A doctor addresses the common concern about the habit of cracking knuckles and other joints, discussing whether it causes harm or not.
Warsaw furious over Ukrainian official calling Volhynia Massacre ‘a myth’
Poland expresses outrage after a Ukrainian official labeled the Volhynia Massacre a myth, sparking tensions between the two nations.
The Kurt Cobain Case. Forensic Experts Debunk the Suicide Myth After 30 Years
New forensic analysis challenges the long-held belief that Kurt Cobain's death was a suicide, suggesting the possibility of murder instead.
América closes a highly South American transfer market and ends the myth of being unable to sign
América successfully concluded a bustling transfer window with three significant South American signings, challenging previous notions about their recruitment capabilities.