#urban-life

#urban-life

Eshete's journey from war-torn Ethiopia to the streets of New York City highlights the resilience of the human spirit and the capacity for community care.

The unpredictable nature of commuting has taught me to embrace the chaos of NYC subway life, turning small annoyances into cherished experiences.

The stakes feel so low, and there's a distinct sense of privacy when you're not fucking in your own backyard.

I moved to Austin, Texas, on a whim and absolutely loved it. Spent five years there and never regretted it. The nature and nightlife are unbeatable in my opinion. Such a gorgeous place.

"Without electricity, we go back to the Stone Age. Especially in high density urban centers," Dr. Sangeetha Abdu Jyothi warned about the severe consequences of a large-scale blackout.

Katie Merz transforms everyday objects into art, collaborating with Simplehuman to elevate simple routines through her signature journalist art-form.

Farming was the most common job in late medieval Montpellier, with peasants comprising 25% of known occupations, highlighting the importance of agriculture even in urban settings.

Expect unfiltered banter, a stalled motorcycle, and a chaotic plug for Matt's beer joints in this wild, laugh-out-loud podcast that's as real as it gets!

The din of pigeons becomes an unbearable soundtrack to my life, reminding me daily of the filth they proliferate, insisting that their presence is both intrusive and nonsensical.

Gans urged sociologists to engage with their subjects and communicate more clearly, aiming to bridge the gap between academic research and public understanding.

A very professional-looking woman (think skirt suit and matching shoes) was walking in front of us in Spain. Suddenly, she slapped the absolute shit out of her own face.

When I asked how he would feel if he found out someone was watching us, he responded with 'flattered,' the writer recounted.

I couldn't reach him, I called a friend... to tell my husband to try to get to the platform. It was only two blocks from home.

The arrival of October marks a shift in Delhi's air, where smog obstructs the sky, and the Loo wind transforms the heat into a suffocating presence.

The convenience of corner stores like 7-Eleven in urban settings often surpasses that of supermarkets, becoming essential for everyday needs.

A man was filmed eating parts of a dead rat on a Bronx street, pulling pieces from its body and consuming them like food.

In the midst of heavy traffic, a driver reflects on how a horse brought the 93 Expressway to a standstill, showcasing Boston's unpredictability.

"I felt like I became the people I was photographing, every waking minute I was obsessed by looking, by exploring the world."

Photographing the interplay of light and sea spray in Perranporth captures the essence of the coast, showcasing nature's beauty in a moment of tranquility.

"Wuhan has picked up the pace. Its citizens have resumed their lives. Covid has gradually disappeared from the conversation."

Finding a place to stow your bag at a restaurant is a challenge, often leading to creative yet awkward solutions like hanging it under the bar or on a chair.