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The Shape of Creative Industries in the UK 2024
It is well known that the creative industries in the UK are in poor shape financially, just ask anyone trying to make a living from them. But it needn’t be so. The creative industries give people the freedom to imagine a life beyond the one they’re currently living, they add richness to people’s existing quality of life, provide jobs and diversity and so on. Far from being the waste of time and money or the luxury which our government perceives them to be, art and creativity are essential to mental health and wellbeing and can be a driver of economic growth.
By Sarah Frideswide4 months ago in Humans
Men Are More Emotional Than Women (They’re Just Worse at Handling It)
I grew up in a house ruled by a man who couldn’t find his car keys without turning it into a war zone. My stepdad. He threw plates, punched walls, and handed out black eyes like party favours. I learned early that a man’s anger could fill a house faster than smoke — and that it was always, somehow, our job to clear it out.
By No One’s Daughter4 months ago in Humans
The Enduring Heart of Gold: Addressing the Buzz Around Dolly Parton's Health
The internet, with its lightning-fast spread of information and speculation, often generates intense curiosity, especially when it concerns beloved figures. Recently, searches for Dolly Parton's health and phrases like "is Dolly Parton sick" have seen a significant spike, sparking concern among her millions of fans worldwide. It's a testament to her profound impact that even a hint of worry about the "Backwoods Barbie" sends ripples through her devoted following. While it's natural to care deeply for an artist who has given so much, it's equally important to approach such concerns with accurate information, and above all, to celebrate the incredible resilience and vibrant spirit of this living legend.
By Shazzed Hossain Shajal5 months ago in Humans
You Play Strong, We Stay Real
In today’s world, everyone is obsessed with appearances. People often wear masks not to hide their faces, but to hide their fears, insecurities, and doubts. They try to convince the world that they are powerful, confident, and untouchable. They speak loudly, act boldly, and display their “strength” in every possible way. But what they don’t realize is that pretending to be strong is far weaker than quietly being real.
By Zahid ali5 months ago in Humans
The Heart That Still Cares
In today’s fast-moving world, where people chase success more than peace, kindness often feels like an old, forgotten language. We scroll, rush, compete, and compare but we rarely pause to truly feel. Yet, among all the noise, there still exist hearts that care hearts that choose compassion over convenience. This blog is about one such heart, and the quiet power of caring when others stop.
By Zahid ali5 months ago in Humans
Gaza Teenagers Become Influencers Creating Online Diaries To Survive
While teenage influencers from around the world post videos and reels of themselves opening gifts, girls in Gaza reveal a different reality. By revealing their actions, “The diary gives them significance and self-worth, and, to a certain degree, the ability to cope with their emotions.”
By Anne Sewell5 months ago in Humans
When I Stopped Chasing Peace Found Me. AI-Generated.
There comes a moment in everyone’s life when the endless running, proving, and pleasing starts to feel heavy too heavy to carry anymore.
By Zahid ali5 months ago in Humans
Retro Tech 100
Retro Tech 100 The Sound Era: 10 Devices That Changed How We Heard the World. Before streaming became invisible, music was something you touched. It had texture, temperature, and ritual. You flipped switches, pressed clunky buttons, wound tape with a pencil, and carried sound like a secret. Every beat took effort; every song, a bit of patience.
By Sayed Zewayed5 months ago in Humans
Experts Everywhere, But Where Is the Wisdom?
We are living in a time where experts seem to be everywhere. You can find them on television shows, YouTube videos, podcasts, and social media platforms. Every day, people are sharing opinions, facts, and advice about how to live, what to buy, and what to believe. Some speak with great confidence, others show off their degrees or years of study — and all of them sound very sure of what they are saying.
By Bilal khan 5 months ago in Humans
In My Own Company I Found Myself. AI-Generated.
There was a time when silence frightened me. I used to think that being alone meant something was missing that I wasn’t enough, that my life wasn’t full. I kept surrounding myself with people, noise, and distractions, trying to escape that quiet space where my own thoughts echoed too loudly. But one day, life forced me to stop running.
By Zahid ali5 months ago in Humans
My Past, My Present. AI-Generated.
There are moments in life when silence speaks louder than words when the heart, weighed down by memories, asks, “What if I could start again?” I often find myself there, standing between my past and my future, wondering how one defines the other.
By Zahid ali5 months ago in Humans
My Past Vs My Future. AI-Generated.
As I sit quietly by the window, watching the golden rays of the morning sun spill across the streets, my mind drifts back to the days that shaped me—the days I often call my past. My past was a strange mix of innocence and confusion, of dreams that sometimes felt too big for my small world and challenges that seemed too heavy for my young shoulders. I remember the countless moments of doubt, when I wondered if I would ever find my true path or if life would simply carry me along like a leaf in the wind.
By Zahid ali5 months ago in Humans