Buddhist monks are on a 2,300-mile pilgrimage from Texas to Washington D.C., walking for peace, unity, and healing through loving-kindness, inspiring many despite facing severe challenges.
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US athletes at the Winter Olympics are openly expressing mixed feelings about representing the country amid heightened political tensions, drawing fierce criticism from figures like Donald Trump, who called skier Hunter Hess a 'loser.' This has exposed a widening gap between athletes' nuanced views on patriotism and the political establishment's expectations, leading to online abuse and a broader debate over national identity and conscience on the global stage.
Bad Bunny's Super Bowl half-time show was more than entertainment; it was a powerful statement on Puerto Rican identity and independence. Featuring the `cuatro puertorriqueño` and a "God Bless América" speech that embraced the entire hemisphere, he subtly challenged the US-centric definition of "American" and advocated for Puerto Rico's recognition as a nation, not just a US territory.
Millions of discarded football shirts contribute to massive environmental waste, but a new wave of designers and brands are transforming them into unique, sustainable fashion pieces. Discover how upcycling is tackling overproduction, offering stylish alternatives, and pushing for a circular economy in the sport.
Emerald Fennell's new 'Wuthering Heights' adaptation is described as a campy, BDSM-infused fashion shoot starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, drawing criticism for its postmodern irony and significant departures from Brontë's original novel.
A Europe-based project, 'ICE List,' is publicly identifying US immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) agents, aiming to remove their anonymity amidst rising tensions over their presence in US cities. The crowdsourced initiative, led by Dominick Skinner, publishes names and positions, primarily using publicly available information, to foster 'community exclusion' rather than violence.
Filmmaker Michael Bay is suing the Formula 1 team Cadillac for $1.5 million, alleging his ideas were used without permission in their Super Bowl commercial. Cadillac denies the claims, stating Bay couldn't meet their timeline.
