A cave painting in Indonesia, depicting three human-like figures and a wild pig, has been confirmed as the oldest example of a ‘picture story’ in the world, dating back at least 51,200 years. This discovery pushes back the timeline of storytelling and provides insights into the abstract thinking abilities of early humans.
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Kim Jones, a fashion visionary, shares her transformative experience at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. Inspired by the passion and creativity of filmmakers, she explores the intersection of fashion and film, embracing the power of storytelling. Immerse yourself in her journey of inspiration, growth, and the realization of her dream of contributing to the cinematic landscape.
In a world of habits and routines, of recurring frustrations and gnawing grievances, rematches offer a hope that things might turn out differently—or the wisdom to accept that they probably won’t.
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Morobeats, founded by DJ Medmessiah, is a music collective and independent label that seeks to represent the rich cultural heritage and diverse stories of Mindanao. Through hip-hop, the label showcases the unique perspectives, struggles, and aspirations of the Moro people, bridging the gap between their marginalized communities and the broader Filipino society. Morobeats incorporates traditional instruments like the Maguindanaoan kulintang into its tracks, paying homage to indigenous practices while revitalizing them through contemporary music.
In this week’s column, we delve into the transformative power of storytelling through six captivating podcasts. From true crime to sports psychology, personal stories to political analysis, and even a thought-provoking exploration of technology and grief, these podcasts offer a wide range of engaging and insightful narratives. Whether you’re looking for entertainment, inspiration, or a deeper understanding of the world around you, there’s a podcast here to captivate your attention.
Despite introducing major Marvel characters like Thunderbolt Ross and Captain America, ‘X-Men ’97’ handles cameos seamlessly, prioritizing storytelling over forced appearances. Unlike recent Marvel projects, these cameos respect the audience’s understanding of the shared universe and don’t rely on extensive franchise knowledge. This approach creates a cohesive narrative that seamlessly weaves cameos into the story, setting an example for the MCU’s future cameo strategy.
Aayush Sharma, known for his roles in ‘Antim’ and ‘Loveyatri,’ has expressed his preference for acting over politics. During a recent interview, the 33-year-old actor revealed that acting was not initially a certainty for him. Upon arriving in Mumbai, he faced challenges but eventually found his passion in storytelling and the promotional aspects of the film industry. Sharma also noted that despite coming from a family of politicians, he felt he lacked the qualities required for a political career. He emphasized the importance of pursuing one’s dreams and the fulfillment he finds in acting.
Lily Allen, known for her pop music, has revealed that she has been working on a string of country-inspired tracks in Nashville. This news comes after she had previously criticized Beyoncé’s shift to the country genre. Allen admits that her new work will not be an album but rather a collection of experimental tracks. While she appreciates country music’s storytelling nature, she maintains that her music is narrative-led rather than emotionally driven.
Scott Craig, a renowned documentary producer known for his exceptional storytelling skills and impact on Chicago television, passed away at 89 on April 18, 2023. Over his distinguished career, Craig won 32 Emmy awards and produced numerous documentaries that examined critical social, historical, and cultural issues, leaving an indelible mark on the city’s television landscape.