Jonjić: Tuđman studied war victims and revealed the myth of 'genocidal Croats' (IX.)
Historian Tomislav Jonjić discusses Franjo Tuđman's long-standing focus on WWII victims and the political motivations behind his research.
THE END OF THE MYTH! Experts debunk common myths about hair
Experts in trichology and dermatology debunk common myths related to hair care and maintenance.
King Harold's 200-mile march to the Battle of Hastings was a 'myth', historian says
Historian claims that King Harold's famed 200-mile march to the Battle of Hastings is a fabrication, suggesting instead a complex land-sea military operation.
The Kremlin believes its myth and still dreams of conquering Odessa. Absolutely impossible, say the residents of the key port.
Residents of Odessa remain unfazed by military exercises taking place near their beach, showing resilience in the face of ongoing Russian aggression.
The collapse of the myth of César Chávez, the Latino icon accused of sexual abuse of minors
César Chávez, a prominent figure in the fight for Latino civil rights in the U.S., has recently been accused of sexually abusing minors, challenging his legacy.
Myth of liberation: As war rages, trapped Iranians 'curse' the regime, the Americans & the Israelis
In the face of ongoing conflict, many Iranians express their discontent towards both their government and foreign powers.
DAVID MARCUS: The MAGA 'civil war' over Iran is a myth
David Marcus argues that the perceived division within the MAGA movement regarding the Iran conflict is exaggerated and not supported by polling data.
'He can sneeze with his eyes open': How 'Norris Facts' made Chuck Norris an internet myth
Chuck Norris, a renowned actor and martial artist, has passed away at the age of 86, sparking memories of the viral 'Norris Facts' memes that highlighted his mythic persona and influenced internet culture.
Chuck Norris: The 6 Milestones of a Myth That Made Him 'Immortal'
The article highlights the life and legacy of Chuck Norris, who passed away on March 19, 2023, celebrating his journey as a cultural icon and action hero.
Research Suggests That 'Multitasking' Is a Myth
A new study challenges the belief in multitasking, showing that the human brain processes tasks sequentially instead of simultaneously.
The myth of Chuck Norris supposedly having two heart attacks in less than an hour
The article discusses the myth surrounding Chuck Norris's alleged survival of two heart attacks within a short period, highlighting his resilience and humorous outlook on aging.
The MNAC reinforces the myth of the Master of Cabestany and the legend of Sant Pere de Rodes with unpublished works
The MNAC exhibition showcases new findings related to the Master of Cabestany and Sant Pere de Rodes, enhancing the artist's legacy with significant art pieces.
Not only employees but also employers are mistaken: lawyer dispels the myth about vacation that many believe
A Lithuanian lawyer clarifies a common misconception about vacation compensation, highlighting errors in how employers calculate these payments upon termination of employment.
This of the revolution
The article reflects on the decline of revolutions and their moral implications, especially in Latin America, urging for a critical reassessment of their myths and realities.
Ferghane Azihari: 'In the municipal elections, the imposture of the 'antifascist front'
Ferghane Azihari critiques the left's adoption of the 'antifascist front' myth in France's municipal elections, highlighting a troubling political compromise made for electoral gain.
Myth or Reality: Reuters Unmasks Banksy
A Reuters investigation unveils the true identity of the enigmatic street artist Banksy, challenging the persona he has built over decades.
The Myth of Absolute Parental Rights
The article discusses Australia's ban on social media for minors under 16 and the growing consensus among U.S. politicians and adults for similar regulations due to concerns over mental health effects on children.
Adorni and the Flights: Neighborhood Icaruses
The article discusses the risks and lessons associated with ambition and disregard for limits, drawing parallels with the myth of Icarus.
Pinky: a Hollywood romance, a myth, and the great love of her life
Pinky, the beloved Argentine television icon, had notable romances, including with Paul Newman, and was married to Raúl Lavié with whom she had two children, but maintained a private personal life.
Putin's Parents and Children Are Part of His Superpower Myth. Why Did He Invent a Starving Mother and Hide His Sons?
The article examines the mythology surrounding Vladimir Putin's family and private life, questioning the importance of such information in understanding his persona and political actions.
"Putin does not acknowledge defeats": historian explains how Russia hides its experienced defeats
A historian discusses the deep-rooted myth in Russia regarding its invincible army and how this narrative is constructed and promoted.
The Crisis of the Gulf Countries' 'Safety Myth': Iran's Attacks Shake Foreign Workers
Gulf countries face a crisis in their perception of safety due to ongoing Iranian attacks following US and Israeli military action.
The Labour Party Clings to Its Own Pension Myth
The Labour Party continues to defend its narrative around public pension schemes despite ongoing controversies and criticisms.
Nazareth Castellanos warns about the myth of 'if you want to, you can': the phrase that, according to her, has done the most harm to society
Spanish neuroscientist Nazareth Castellanos critiques the popular motivational phrase 'if you want to, you can,' arguing that it oversimplifies the complex factors influencing personal change and can ultimately have damaging effects.
Scientists Bust the Myth of Coffee's Harmfulness, But One Detail Matters
Experts reveal that coffee actually has numerous health benefits but caution that there is one important detail to consider.
Manuel Agnelli: "Enough with the myth of success, the algorithm, live events: let’s reclaim music"
Manuel Agnelli advocates for a return to creativity and authentic musical expression, distancing from the mainstream and the influence of algorithms.
Bonobos: Do they resolve all conflicts with sex? That's not true.
A new study reveals that despite the perception of bonobos as peaceful creatures, they too exhibit aggression, dispelling the myth that they resolve all conflicts through sexual behavior.
Bonobos, goodbye peace fairy tale: the new study dismantles the myth of females being better than males
A new study challenges the notion that female bonobos are inherently better than males, stirring debate about gender dynamics in both primates and humans.
Municipal Elections: Tapping into the Myth of the Wolfratshausen Breakfast
The upcoming municipal elections in Wolfratshausen are leveraging the historical significance of a famous breakfast meeting involving Angela Merkel and Edmund Stoiber to rally voters.
New Record from John Paul II’s Visit to Poland in 1979 / The Myth of Cardinal Casaroli and the Power of Catholicism Against Tyranny
The article recounts an interview with Cardinal Agostino Casaroli regarding his involvement in Pope John Paul II's visit to Poland in 1979 and the impact of Catholicism on resisting tyranny.
Does butterfly dust cause blindness? Science reveals the secret of the scales that 'drink light'
Recent scientific findings debunk the myth that butterfly scales can cause blindness, revealing the true nature and function of these microscopic structures.
US Historian: The Western Myth of the Free World Exists Only With Foreign Threat Support
US historian Peter Slezkine argues that the Western notion of a 'free world' is perpetuated solely by an externally constructed sense of danger.
Cosmic Chaos or Exaggerated Myth? Everything You Really Need to Know About Retrograde Mercury
The article explores the phenomenon of retrograde Mercury, debunking its negative associations in popular culture and astrology.
Scientists debunk common myth about coffee
A new report highlights the health benefits of coffee, suggesting it lowers the risk of hypertension and heart diseases, while addressing common misconceptions about its consumption.
Is Honey a Miracle Cure? Scientists Discover What's Myth and What's Truth
A new study examines the many claims surrounding honey as a natural remedy, revealing surprising insights based on scientific evaluation.
A Stubborn Myth about Public Service Pensions
The article addresses claims made by author Lily Bandehi regarding public service pensions and clarifies misconceptions about pension changes following reforms.
Seniors have active sex lives and challenge the myth that desire ends with age
A couple in their eighties exemplifies the active sex lives of seniors, challenging age-related stereotypes about sexuality.
"It is a myth": Norwegian billionaires have been used as a scare tactic in the Danish election campaign. Now Stoltenberg weighs in
Jens Stoltenberg comments on the perception of Norwegian billionaires in the context of the Danish election campaign.
Is the Blockade of the Strait of Hormuz a Myth? "Tankers Sail with Transponders Turned Off"
The article discusses how the narrative of a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by Iranian forces is misleading, as shipping continues unaffected by this so-called blockade, with tankers simply turning off their transponders to avoid high insurance costs.
Jesús Alba, an acoustics expert: "It's not a myth: it's advisable to open your mouth during the 'mascletà'"
Jesús Alba, a physicist and musician, provides advice on how to enjoy the 'mascletà' celebrations in Valencia without damaging one's hearing, emphasizing the importance of proper acoustics.
See how Joe Rogan demolished the myth of the oppression of 'transgender people' in a few minutes
Joe Rogan dismantled claims of oppression faced by transgender individuals during a podcast interview with Steve-O.
Specialist Dismisses Common Misconception About Metabolism - This Is Why Weight Actually Accumulates
A specialist debunks the myth that metabolism slows down with age, explaining that weight gain in middle age is caused by other factors.
The Biggest Spring Myth: When the Sun Does Not Burn, It Does No Harm. The Opposite is True
The article discusses misconceptions about sun exposure during spring, emphasizing the importance of sun protection even when temperatures are not hot.
The Insane Bride. A Dark Film Romance Subversively Plays with the Frankenstein Myth
The article discusses the revival of classic horror monsters in modern cinema, focusing on the film 'Bride!' which takes a radical approach to the character of Frankenstein's bride.
The Bécquer Family: The Great Invention of the Myth of Eternal Seville
An exhibition dedicated to the Bécquer family at the Museo de Bellas Artes in Seville explores the visual origins of the Andalusian stereotypes that continue to shape tourist perceptions.
Finnish Hanna Found a Man from Thailand in a Special Way: 'Myth Proven Wrong'
The article discusses the unique love story of Finnish woman Hanna Hämäläinen, who found romance in Thailand, challenging common myths about finding love.
BUST MYTH: Women in Japan can increase breast size thanks to massage
A bar in Japan offers a service that allegedly allows women to increase their breast size through massage.
"Your Dog Doesn't Get Vengeful": What It Feels Like When You Leave It Alone and How to Detect Anxiety
The article discusses how dogs display symptoms of anxiety when left alone, debunking the myth that their destructive behavior is a form of revenge.
Healthy Children from the Countryside Are a Myth
The article discusses the misconception that children from rural areas are healthier than those from urban settings.
The 5 AM Myth: Why Waking Up Early Won't Make You More Successful
This article challenges the notion that waking up at dawn guarantees greater success, emphasizing that individual biological rhythms and genetics significantly influence productivity and health.