Before we delve into the posts we’re reading and loving elsewhere on the internet, don't forget Natalia Antonova's #WednesdayWisdom, on how Brett Kavanaugh's nomination is a good thing for women,...
Before we delve into the posts we’re reading and loving elsewhere on the internet, don’t miss E. Young's discussion of Black Panther, beauty standards, and representation, our most popular read...
Before we delve into the posts we’re reading and loving elsewhere on the internet, don’t miss Frank Petrisano's intriguing travelogue about Christiania, an intentional community deep in the heart...
This week, we're watching the Brexit fallout, looking at important conversations in the LGBQT community, and learning more about the mechanisms behind housing prices in San Francisco. Here on Global...
We're starting off our week with the usual assortment of fascinating reads to get ready for what should be an exciting time — more primaries in the US tomorrow, growing discussion of the Australian...
Every 40 seconds one person commits suicide. Only in the past 45 years the world has turned 60 per cent more suicidal than it used to be. Unemployment, low income, age (over 45), low social status,...
On September 12 The Netherlands is voting and several opinion polls have pointed to a strong possibility of a government with left inclinations. On Sunday, Guardian correspondent in The Netherlands...
Inside the charm and gentle wit of “The Wedding Video” is an Ira Levin satire trying to claw its way out. Set in the WAG safe-haven of Cheshire, Nigel Cole’s movie has all the right credentials...
Joseph is a rampaging shambles of a man, a wounded dinosaur looking for a tar pit to curl up and die in. His meteor hit long ago throwing up a black cloud of hate that blots out the Sun and the...
During the 1990s, Ireland emerged from the oppressive theocracy of the Catholic Church. The progress began a decade earlier but with the Celtic Tiger and throwing off of shivering prayers, there was...