Talking Headways Podcast: American Oasis - Streetsblog USAThe growth of southwestern U.S. cities is influenced by cultural perceptions and marketing strategies, reshaping views from hostile to attractive desert environments.
Why Is Every It Girl Wearing These Nerdy Glasses? And Why Do They Look Good on Everyone?Fashion can change perceptions, as seen in the F/W 23 Miu Miu show, where glasses became a trendy accessory.
It's too hot. Our sundress season of discontent isn't helpingSundress is a complex symbol reflecting gender dynamics and cultural perceptions, evolving from a practical summer garment to a controversial fashion statement.
DysmorphiaAuthentic beauty transcends superficiality, emphasizing character and individuality over conventional standards.
Why Is Every It Girl Wearing These Nerdy Glasses? And Why Do They Look Good on Everyone?Fashion can change perceptions, as seen in the F/W 23 Miu Miu show, where glasses became a trendy accessory.
It's too hot. Our sundress season of discontent isn't helpingSundress is a complex symbol reflecting gender dynamics and cultural perceptions, evolving from a practical summer garment to a controversial fashion statement.
DysmorphiaAuthentic beauty transcends superficiality, emphasizing character and individuality over conventional standards.
Andrew Schulz Presents Theory of Anti-Semitism to Bari Weiss: If the Economy's Flourishing, Nobody's Even Thinking About Jewish Conspiracies'Rising anti-Semitism is partly fueled by perceptions of Jews as 'other' and economic envy.
Why We Need EmpathyElon Musk's comments on empathy have sparked a debate on its value, warning against viewing it as a weakness.
What makes a person seem wise? Global study finds that cultures do differ - but not as much as you'd thinkCultural perceptions of wisdom are similar globally, with reflective orientation and socio-emotional awareness as core characteristics.
Why We Need EmpathyElon Musk's comments on empathy have sparked a debate on its value, warning against viewing it as a weakness.
What makes a person seem wise? Global study finds that cultures do differ - but not as much as you'd thinkCultural perceptions of wisdom are similar globally, with reflective orientation and socio-emotional awareness as core characteristics.
Your Kids Still Don't Like Broccoli? I've Discovered the Secret to Making Them Go Green.Broccoli's negative reputation may be shifting as children's tastes evolve, leading to increased acceptance of the vegetable.
Review: MSG becomes more than a flavoring in Exotic Deadly'MSG, often regarded with suspicion, symbolizes broader racial stereotypes against Asian cuisine.The perception of MSG is influenced by a narrative that ties it to racism rather than its culinary benefits.
The movies, shows, and books that give the best window into working on Wall StreetLife on Wall Street is often more mundane than portrayed in movies and shows, according to young financial professionals.
Who wants to look a million dollars, these days? | Zoe WilliamsA million pounds has historically represented substantial wealth, yet its value has significantly diminished over time.
The movies, shows, and books that give the best window into working on Wall StreetLife on Wall Street is often more mundane than portrayed in movies and shows, according to young financial professionals.
Who wants to look a million dollars, these days? | Zoe WilliamsA million pounds has historically represented substantial wealth, yet its value has significantly diminished over time.
Trump's 2.0 inauguration draws more celebritiesConor McGregor and other UFC stars attended a celebratory weekend in Washington, signaling a shift in Trump's cultural standing.
The Myth of the Medieval Flail: Separating Fact from Fiction - Medievalists.netThe flail is more a product of myth than of actual medieval battlefield use.Cultural representations from the 17th to 19th centuries heavily influence our perception of the flail and medieval weaponry.
Let's all stop saying Nintendo games are only for kidsCriticism of Nintendo games is often dismissed with the claim that they're for kids, disregarding the diverse adult audience.
Tokyo drift: what happens when a city stops being the future?Tokyo's low yen draws tourists, but coverage fails to address deeper socio-economic issues and the city's complex historical context.
Let's all stop saying Nintendo games are only for kidsCriticism of Nintendo games is often dismissed with the claim that they're for kids, disregarding the diverse adult audience.
Tokyo drift: what happens when a city stops being the future?Tokyo's low yen draws tourists, but coverage fails to address deeper socio-economic issues and the city's complex historical context.
It's not enough to speak clearly. Leaders need to do this, tooThe 'Tiffany Effect' illustrates how modern audiences struggle to accept historical truths perceived as unrealistic, despite their factual accuracy.
Einstein didn't say that: How viral misquotes evolve and replicateThe infamous Einstein quote on insanity is misattributed; it has no proven link to him, reflecting how misquotes spread widely.
It's not enough to speak clearly. Leaders need to do this, tooThe 'Tiffany Effect' illustrates how modern audiences struggle to accept historical truths perceived as unrealistic, despite their factual accuracy.
Einstein didn't say that: How viral misquotes evolve and replicateThe infamous Einstein quote on insanity is misattributed; it has no proven link to him, reflecting how misquotes spread widely.
Elon Musk Suggests That He Is an Ancient Being Who Assumes Human IdentitiesMusk's humor obscures deeper issues with vanity and detachment from social responsibility.
David Walliams says he'd 'probably' identify as non-binary if he were youngerDavid Walliams reflects on his gender identity, suggesting he might identify as non-binary if he were a teenager today.
Readers prefer ChatGPT poems over Shakespeare and Sylvia PlathAI poetry is sometimes preferred by readers for its accessibility over human complexity.
Swedish firm censured for use of C-word in ads for vaginal health supplementsThe Swedish ombudsman criticized an ad campaign for offensive language, highlighting cultural differences in the perception of profanity and its marketing implications.
The New York Accent Is The 2nd Sexiest In The Entire CountryNew York's accent is the second sexiest in America, just behind the Southern accent, according to a new social listening study.
We're on a dark path: Most Americans say speech equals violenceA recent survey shows 80% of Americans believe words can constitute violence, raising concerns about perceptions of free speech.
AI's shocking views of how Europeans see AmericansAI showcases distorted stereotypes about Americans, particularly women, as overly sexualized and fast food consumers.
Treat or Trick? Astronomical Objects Are BeautifulAnd CreepySpace is overwhelmingly dangerous and often evokes fear rather than wonder.
Ageism: The Dumbest Ism of Them AllAgeism is unique because it biases us against our future selves, celebrating youth while dismissing the value of older individuals.
Farewell Antoine Griezmann, only now will France discover you were irreplaceable | Philippe AuclairGriezmann's farewell illustrated his underappreciation compared to his contributions, despite being pivotal in major tournaments for France.
The Fight to Be the Most "Pro-family"Political campaigns are increasingly relying on the image of the nuclear family to appeal to voters.Candidates are using their wives and daughters to soften their political image amid changing family dynamics.
Is Parenting Really the Latest Public Health Crisis?Parenting struggles are longstanding, but support systems have weakened, leading to increased feelings of isolation among parents.
How AI Models See Generational Stereotypes: Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, Zoomers - And Yes, Beer! | HackerNoonAI models reflect distinct perceptions of each generation, highlighting emotional depth in Boomers and expressiveness in Gen Z.
A dinner party at the end of the world - High Country NewsHighlighting wild game cuisine can spark discussion about hunting practices and societal views on meat sourcing. Familiar dishes challenge common perceptions about predatory animals.
Is Culture Dying?Cultural identity evolves with age, shifting from personal significance to broader societal meanings.
Opinion | The Secret Behind the TV Show Set to Sweep the EmmysThe popularity of Shogun indicates a dramatic shift in America's perception of Japan toward shared humanity amid cultural differences.
Polygamy, vigilante castration and Europe's biggest red-light district: yes, there was sex in Ireland before RTEIreland's sexual history is far more complex than the notion of pre-television prudence suggests.
The Peculiar Joy of Watching Tom Cruise Jump from the SkyCelebrity status outweighs athletic achievement in the eyes of the public.
When Ronan Keating sang 'don't fighd-it', I obeyed: culture writers reveal their guilty pleasuresCritics confess to enjoying guilty pleasure entertainment despite professional image concerns.
The Most Expensive Cheese Made in OregonCheese evolves in flavor and price over time, reflecting quality and craftsmanship.Factors like milk type, breed of animal, and cultural perception influence cheese pricing and appeal.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Things That Have Always Been There: An Interview with Michael McGregorThe concept of 'getting away from it all' through travel has a long history, evolving with commercial tourism over time.