What Is Deja Vu? Psychologists Are Exploring The Weird Feeling Of Reliving An Experience
Starting in the late 1800s, many theories began to emerge regarding what might cause déjà vu, which means “already seen” in French.
Art + Culture
Ada Limón Is A Poet Laureate For The 21st Century Exploring America
Limón is the first woman of Mexican ancestry to be named poet laureate of the U.S. Few women have filled the role, and fewer women of colour still.
Who is Nanjiyamma? Kerala Tribal Folk Singer Wins National Award
Among the many artists at the Vigyan Bhavan award evening, the 64-year-old folk singer Nanjiyamma, from a tribal area of Kerala received her national award amidst a loud standing ovation.
Alla Pugacheva, a Tsarina of Russian Pop Came Out Against War In Ukraine, Why It Matters
As “the tsarina of Russian pop,” Pugacheva has occasionally felt emboldened enough to express her opposition to a leader whom some call “Tsar Vladimir.”
Iranian Women Have Been Rebelling Against Restrictions Since Iranian Revolution In 1979
Support for the Revolution grew out of many Iranians’ desire to bring equality and democracy to Iran.
Queen Elizabeth’s Death Certificate Says She Died Of ‘Old Age’, But What Does That Mean?
Queen Elizabeth’s newly released death certificate contains just two curious words under her cause of death – old age.
Study Finds Apps Can Pose Security And Privacy Threat Depending On Country
While the Indian government’s takedown of Chinese apps happened with full public disclosure, surprisingly most of the takedowns we observed occurred without much public awareness.
Iran Protests: Survey Finds Majority Of People Reject Mandatory Hijab And Islamic Regime
Conflicts over the mandatory hijab were divided primarily along political and religious lines.
From Mumbai Local To NY Times Square Garba Takes Over Global Stage
Social media has surfaced several videos over the past few days showcasing people indulging in Garba dance form whether it is in a Mumbai local or a 2 am performance at the New York Times Square.
Unrest Across Iran Continues Under State’s Extreme Gender Apartheid
Unrest continues to erupt across Iran following the death of a 22-year-old Kurdish Iranian woman, who died after being arrested and reportedly beaten by Iran’s morality police.
