A Retrospective Bruce Gilden's 50 Years of Capturing Raw Humans.

How Lee Miller’s journey from muse to war photographer redefined history and gave us one of WWII’s most iconic images.

Marking Silvia Pinal’s passing, Viridiana remains a fearless critique of church and state, cementing her legacy in cinematic rebellion.

A bold, poetic reminder to slow down, linger, and rediscover meaning in a world obsessed with speed and surface.

Where global sounds collide, breaking barriers and redefining music discovery beyond the algorithmic playlist.

Want to sharpen your taste in life? Movies can teach you more than you think—design, storytelling, and style start here. 🎥✨

AfD’s attack on the Bauhaus's modernist design masks deeper fears of change and ‘globalism.’ but they needn't look far for contradictions.

Quincy Jones bridged cultures through music, influencing artists worldwide—he fucking produced Thriller, for God’s sake.

María Sabina, The Mexican healer, who unintentionally sparked a global psychedelic movement. Her sacred mushroom ceremonies—and life—paid the price.

La Rosa de Guadalupe contrasts divine intervention with the bleak, tech-driven worlds of Black Mirror and The Twilight Zone—faith vs. fear?