How Our Depiction of Jesus Changed Over 2,000 Years and What He May Have Actually Looked Like
Depictions of Jesus in art often diverge from biblical descriptions, presenting a glamorous image contrary to the historical context of a 1st-century Jew.
Here's what Europeans really think about American tourists - and why they tolerate us
"Even after two hours, they [Americans] remain enthusiastic and eager for more. They appreciate very detailed explanations, exhibiting a great capacity for amazement."
Cultural anthropologists have found that perceptions of time vary across cultural groups, with some societies focusing on linear time and others on cyclical patterns.
La Belle Vie: French regional cooking, slang and the new French language 'Bible'
The marketing director for McDonald's in France announced an expansion plan to open 50 new outlets by 2025, aiming for everyone to access a McDonald's within 20 minutes.
Patrick Mahomes and the secrets of the Dad Bod: What we get wrong about athleticism
If Patrick Mahomes can be one of the best athletes in the world, did that say something about him, or our ability to understand what real athleticism looks like?
Opinion | Nightbitch' Dares to Suggest That Motherhood Might Be Fun
The portrayal of motherhood in media oscillates between romanticized ideals, seen in some social media feeds, and stark realities, highlighted in shows and discussions about postpartum experiences.