March 2023 - Culture

Black in Sport Summit 2023: Celebrating Achievements and Tackling Discrimination

Grieving Father Endures Social Media Harassment by Anti-Vaxxers

The Evolution of the Third World Concept and its Contemporary Relevance

Dolphin Emulator Set to Revive GameCube and Wii Classics on Steam

House of the Dragon Season 2: Fewer Episodes and War on the Horizon

Beyoncé and Balmain Unveil “Renaissance Couture” Collection

Wang Tuo’s Exhibition Examines Art and Resistance in China

Louis Tomlinson: The Journey Through Adversity and Triumph in “All of Those Voices”

Uncovering the Link between Climate Change and Technological Progress in Ancient Times

Eleanor of Aquitaine’s Daughters and Daughters-in-Law: The Overlooked Female Network

Megan Thee Stallion and Mariah Carey to Headline LA Pride 2023

TSM’s First All-Women Apex Legends Squad Breaks Barriers

The Pod Generation: A Futuristic Fable Tackling Parenthood in a Techno-Dominated World

S.H. Raza Retrospective at Centre Pompidou Honors Indian Modernist Master

Reclaiming Connection: The Shift from Social Media Chaos to Rediscovering Social Networks

Love Is Blind Contestant Suggests Elden Ring-Inspired Baby Names

Kelly Clarkson Announces New Post-Divorce Album: Chemistry

Questlove to Direct Live-Action Remake of Disney Classic “The Aristocats”

AI Art Exhibition Stirs Controversy and Intrigue at Gagosian Gallery

ChatGPT: A Double-Edged Sword for the Academic Community

The Dark Side of African Tourism: Overcrowding, Leakage, and Sustainability Concerns

Iraq War 20 Years Later: Reflections on the Past and Present

Utah Passes Laws to Regulate Social Media Use for Minors

Adele Extends Las Vegas Residency and Announces Concert Film

Microsoft Ends $1 Game Pass Trial Offer

Grey’s Anatomy Renewed for Landmark 20th Season with New Showrunner

A Retrospective: The Highs and Lows of WrestleMania Main Events in the Past Two Decades

Inside: A Cinematic Intersection of Art and Survival

Ada Lovelace: The Unsung Heroine of Computer Science

Hong Kong Cancels “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” Theatrical Release

The theatrical release of the low-budget slasher movie “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” in Hong Kong was abruptly canceled just two days before its scheduled release, with no explanation offered. Suspicions have been raised that the film may have crossed one of Hong Kong’s increasingly complicated political red lines, as the Winnie the Pooh […]