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Tim Minchin appears like a shadow of himself, flickering into life on the computer screen. Gone are the colourful dreadlocks that made him such a distinctive presence in the early days of his comedy

The Property Masters Guild handed out its inaugural MacGuffin Awards tonight in Los Angeles, celebrating significant artistic achievements of property masters in film and TV. Winners lauded at the Be

Brain disorders are estimated to cost the global economy $5 trillion annually, a figure expected to rise to $16 trillion by 2030. Yet in most countries, the majority of people do not have access to e

Fritz Langs magnificent Metropolis, along with H. G. Wells Things To Come, his brilliantly executed SciFi epic against war and capitalism proposing a technocratic fascist state of elite engineers (n

Mum says horse-riding lessons are a game changer for those with additional needs Ten-year-old Patrick McEntee has become very attached to his horse, Bn. He was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disord

Earlier this year, NASA selected a rather interesting proposal for Phase I development as part of their NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program. Its known as Swarming Proxima Centauri, a co

Washington, DC Farah Larrieux watched this weeks presidential debate between former United States President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, first from her home in the suburbs of Miami

In the world of George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" books, one colloquialism is that "words are wind." This is the Westeros equivalent of "actions speak louder." Martin has proven the empt

As the 2024 Love Island cast reminded us, many of today's brave young women proudly embrace and explore their sexuality. But research shows a not-so-teensy tiny problem: The likelihood of your happil