I have a beehive in my head
The article explores personal and historical narratives of people from Czechoslovakia during significant political changes.
New Books on February 27
The article discusses several new book releases, ranging from philosophical explorations of the apocalypse to personal reflections on middle-class ownership and societal structures in Korea.
'Manthara of Ramayana' suffered pain for life, was devastated by her sister
The article discusses the life and career of actress Lalita Pawar, known for her iconic negative role as Manthara in the Indian television adaptation of Ramayana, highlighting the challenges she faced in her personal life and her unexpected journey into villainous roles.
What Daily Life Was Like for José de San Martín, the “Unanimous Hero”
A new book reveals the personal and intimate aspects of the life of José de San Martín, focusing on his relationships with family and debunking myths.
Who was Héctor Zamorano, the first eliminated in the history of 'La Academia'?
Héctor Zamorano, the first contestant eliminated from Mexico's 'La Academia' reality show in 2002, has died in Veracruz, highlighting his struggles with health and personal battles over the years.
Menelaos Charalampidis: Kaisariani, the Minor Asiatics, and the History That Still Concerns Us
Menelaos Charalampidis explores historical sites in Athens related to the Occupation and the Civil War, emphasizing the personal connections to this significant period of Greek history.
Drawing Flower Rain While Thinking of Those Who Have Left
The artist Seong Tae-hoon showcases his new exhibition 'Flower Rain' which includes poignant pieces reflecting on personal loss and societal upheaval.
Does it even help to stop drinking Coca-Cola?
The article reflects on the concept of boycott through personal anecdotes of family dynamics and historical context surrounding boycotts.
How can we boycott the destroyer in the USA?
A columnist reflects on the concept of boycott through personal anecdotes related to past familial experiences and historical examples, emphasizing its roots in resistance movements.
Haiti: "I still love this country cursed by God or history"
The article discusses the dire state of Haiti, characterized by gang violence and political instability, while reflecting on the author's personal connection to the country and hope in a new governmental leadership.
This 20-year-old results list shows that Emil Iversen was wrong
Emil Iversen's claim of being one of Norway's worst skiers is challenged by a contrasting personal race result from 20 years ago.
Bad news for Texas after a massive data leak: 'It was probably the largest leak in US history'
Texas is investigating a massive data breach affecting Conduent Business Services, potentially the largest in U.S. history, which compromised sensitive personal information.
The Cosmopolitan Vase
The article reflects on a family's connection to a bronze vase, tracing its history and significance within personal memories and traditions.
Grandmother urges voters to abandon party loyalty after defending Trump at Black History Month event
A grandmother in Washington, D.C., calls for voters to prioritize personal values over party loyalty, while defending Trump against racism claims during a Black History Month event.
Metta, who has lived a tough life, gave birth – against all odds
Metta Sävikari shares her inspiring journey to motherhood after overcoming significant personal challenges, including a history of substance dependence.
She is searching for the truth behind her grandmother's lost dignity
The article reflects on Albania's tumultuous history under communism and its aftermath through the personal lens of a granddaughter seeking answers about her grandmother's life.
Born in China, raised in US: adoptees explore the meaning of identity at Lunar New Year
Adoptees LuLu Grant and Phoebe McChesney navigate their identities as Chinese-Americans during the Lunar New Year, reflecting on their experiences with cultural integration and personal history.
Personal trainer arrested after biting girlfriend in PI; man has history of domestic violence
A personal trainer in Brazil has been arrested for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend, after a history of domestic violence.
Inside Coronation Street Paula actress' life from selling weed abroad to dad in jail
Actress Kelli Hollis, now portraying Paula in Coronation Street, has a complicated personal history that includes selling drugs abroad and dealing with her father's incarceration.
Reunion after more than 40 years: daughter decided to search for her mother to learn more about her origins
After 41 years, Ludimila Gomes Duarte sought to reunite with her biological mother Maria Luiza Gomes Soares to understand her origins and family history.
Congo-Kinshasa: Long Before AFC/M23 - Remembering Life As 'Banyarwanda' in Uvira
The article reflects on the personal memories and identities of individuals of Rwandan origin living in Uvira, DR Congo, against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict in the eastern region.
America's presidents and their steaks: How personal taste shaped the Oval Office
A reflection on how the personal steak preferences of U.S. presidents provide insight into their characters and leadership styles on Presidents Day.
The companions of death: Cleopatra and Mark Antony, a love that ended in tragedy
The article explores the tragic romance between Cleopatra and Mark Antony, detailing the complex political and personal dynamics that led to their deaths.
Iveta Radičová: When my daughter was sent a bloody razor, I wanted to quit
Former Prime Minister Iveta Radičová discusses her life, career, and significant political changes in a recent interview.
Do you sleep with earbuds in? The museum wants to know
The Nordic Museum in Sweden is gathering information on sleeping habits and cultural perceptions of sleep.
Gustaw Herling-Grudziński critically on Mrożek, Wajda, and Wałęsa
The article discusses Gustaw Herling-Grudziński's critical views expressed in 'Rzeczpospolita' towards notable figures like Mrożek, Wajda, and Wałęsa while highlighting his literary contributions and personal history.
On the State of Cinema: German Film Lacks the Courage to Dare the Extraordinary
German film producer Martin Moszkowicz discusses the lack of innovative spirit in German cinema, alongside personal reflections on his family history and the socio-political landscape.
At 98, Clarence John remembers summers without air conditioning, a fan or fridge
Clarence 'Clack' John, 98, reflects on his childhood summers in Renmark, South Australia, contrasting them with the extreme heat experienced today.
Bill Evans, jazz exponent, has his life and mourning revisited in a film at the Berlinale
The documentary 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans' revisits the life of jazz pianist Bill Evans through the lens of his struggles with heroin addiction and personal loss, premiering at the Berlin Film Festival.
FOTO ⟩ Amacone, wants to find fellow travelers and lively companions from the Latvian prairies. How Latvians got to know each other earlier.
As Valentine's Day approaches, the article reflects on how Latvians historically connected, particularly through personal ads, contrasting past methods with today's digital approaches.
What is El Soyate, the emblematic ranch of the Aguilar family in Villanueva, Zacatecas? | VIDEOS
El Soyate, a historic ranch owned by the Aguilar dynasty in Villanueva, Zacatecas, symbolizes the family's artistic legacy and their personal history.
Vilma Ibarra debuts in literature: "We have history always behind us looking at us"
Vilma Ibarra's first novel, set in Buenos Aires during the late 90s, intertwines personal narratives with a backdrop of political turmoil and crime.
Florence Noiville: Milan Kundera liked to erase his traces and hated biographies
The article discusses Milan Kundera’s aversion to biographies and his desire to obscure his personal history, as noted by Florence Noiville, the author of a book about him.
She lost her confidence and was afraid for her knee. How the Italian Brignone won her first Olympic gold
Federica Brignone, considered the best Italian skier in history, overcame personal challenges to win her first Olympic gold medal in super-G at Cortina d’Ampezzo.
Javier Cercas publishes 'The Newspaper of Democracy', a personal history of EL PAÍS
Writer Javier Cercas releases 'The Newspaper of Democracy', commemorating the 50th anniversary of EL PAÍS and reflecting on the intersection of journalism, literature, politics, and freedoms.
Teen parent in suspected suicide pact had history of self-harm and overdoses
Jack Williams and Katherine Powell, a teenage couple, died in a suspected suicide pact amid legal troubles and personal struggles, including a history of self-harm and overdoses.
Councilwoman Clara Barbosa participates in international program in the Vatican and meets Pope Leo XIV
Councilwoman Clara Barbosa of Óbidos, Brazil, made history by representing her municipality during a youth political leadership program at the Vatican, culminating in a personal audience with Pope Leo XIV.
Beautifully illustrated as Björn Wiman follows in his father's slalom tracks
Björn Wiman's "The Happiest Game" explores the relationship with an absent father while delving into the history of downhill skiing.
Flooded places where life once pulsed. The film 'Flood' revives the stories of Ruthenians whose homes were engulfed by water
The film 'Flood' portrays the life of 15-year-old Mara in a Ruthenian village in Slovakia as she navigates family pressures and personal dreams against the backdrop of historical flooding.
Literature: Life After the Catastrophe
The article explores the significance of names in literature, particularly through the works of Barbara Honigmann, touching upon themes of identity and personal history.
Bridgerton star Ruth Gemmell's life from tragic death of ex to iconic role you forgot
The article explores the life of Ruth Gemmell, who plays Violet Bridgerton in the popular Netflix series, highlighting her personal history and details about the new season.
Kompus jumps to second place in Estonia’s all-time rankings
Pole vault athlete Robert Kompus set a personal record in Dortmund, making him the second highest pole vaulter in Estonia’s history.
Inside Andrew's sad new 'divorce home' with haunting history of forgotten family member
Prince Andrew has relocated to Wood Farm Cottage amid new allegations of past sexual misconduct as he faces a difficult personal chapter.
Event Organizer A. Kamantauskas: "I Earn Money to Fulfill All My Wife's Dreams"
Aurimas Kamantauskas, a prominent event organizer from Lithuania, creates large-scale events that intertwine local history and culture, aspiring to fulfill personal dreams and gain international recognition.
The writer asks questions and the book is invented by the reader
Richard Flanagan discusses the themes of his new book, reflecting on personal history and ecological concerns, during a virtual event from his home in Tasmania.
D'Annunzio was a precursor of fascism, and in Rijeka he got hooked on cocaine
The article discusses the historical events surrounding Gabriele D'Annunzio's 1919 invasion of Rijeka, where he led a group of soldiers and how this marked the beginning of his fascist influence and personal struggles with cocaine addiction.
GØYA: concert with the Šiauliai big band - an evening long in preparation
The concert merges GØYA's personal history with a deliberate return to jazz roots, offering a fresh life to the songs through the big band's sound.
Elon Musk became the first person with a fortune of 800 billion dollars
Elon Musk has made history by becoming the first individual to surpass a personal fortune of $800 billion following SpaceX's acquisition of xAI, which has raised his estimated net worth to $852 billion.
"You are so dear": Epstein's shadow over Norway's next queen
The reputation of the Norwegian royal family is currently experiencing perhaps its most uncomfortable and scandalous moment in modern history amid a court case against Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s son, who is accused of multiple crimes, including sexual assault, while revelations from the 'Epstein files' about her personal relationships are disturbing the public.
THE VERGE OF MAKING » The canal, during the construction of which 27,000 people died
The article reflects on the personal journey of Kadri Maripuu as she contemplates life changes after a project, leading her to Panama, amidst the backdrop of historical tragedies linked to the canal's construction.