Among downtown New York art aficionados, 57 Great Jones Street is something of a sacred site. Andy Warhol bought the two-story building in 1970, famously renting the second floor to his friend Jean-Michel Basquiat a decade later, shortly after they met. And now, with the façade almost completely covered in graffiti, it seems as if every street artist within a ... Read More »
Being a goalkeeper is a very special job, and it’s certainly not for everyone. The sense of isolation, solitude, individual responsibility, and sheer physicality inherent to being a soccer goalkeeper makes this a pretty unique position. But there’s an art to it. A huge range of different skills and attributes are needed to become a good goalkeeper. Some may come ... Read More »
A charity event serves two purposes: to raise awareness for a specific cause and raise money. People by nature are very charitable and are willing to give to your organization to make a difference. It’s up to you, though, to explain what your charity is and how it’s impacting lives. For better charity event planning, implement these steps to maximize ... Read More »
The release of the five Americans detained “was amazing, very emotional,” Special Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs Roger Carstens told CNN, adding, “I probably haven’t cried this much since I was a little kid.” Carstens, who was on the plane that returned the newly freed Americans, said on told CNN This Morning that he was struck watching the families embrace ... Read More »
Singers sing in recording studios or for live audiences in a variety of settings. Many professional singers have the ability to perform in a variety of styles like rock, classical, jazz, country, opera, or hip-hop. Though you can hear professional singers on the radio, you can also be a professional singer in a Broadway play, sing for commercial jingles, or ... Read More »
Hundreds of soccer fans stormed into a hotel on Monday, hoping for a glimpse of star player Cristiano Ronaldo after he arrived with his Saudi teammates ahead of a game. Chanting “Ronaldo, Ronaldo,” the fans pushed past police, filling the corridors and public spaces of the Espians Palace Hotel. Ronaldo arrived on his first visit with the Saudi football club ... Read More »
For the Common Futures Conversations community, where young people from Africa and Europe discuss key international issues, the impact of protests and citizen action also became a central focus; not least as young people were frequently found at the heart of these movements. Many of the protest movements we have seen this year were catalysed by single events: moments which ... Read More »
Cancer affects 1 in 3 people in the United States. Chances are that you or someone you know has been affected by cancer. Here is some information to help you better understand what cancer is. You are made up of trillions of cells that over your lifetime normally grow and divide as needed. When cells are abnormal or get old, ... Read More »
Transgender is a general term that describes people whose gender identity, or their internal sense of being male, female, or something else, does not match they were assigned at birth. By contrast, the term cisgender describes people whose gender identity aligns with the they were assigned at birth. According to the National Center for Transgender Equality, there are about 1.4 ... Read More »
Living is the interiors, design and lifestyle magazine of Corriere della Sera. Monthly print magazine, digital edition, website and a recognized presence on the main social networks, make Living the first vertical design system in Italy. Dedicated to new ways of experiencing domestic spaces, Living starts from the home and involves everything that revolves around it: food, art, fashion, green. ... Read More »