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Singapore TV: From Local to Global - Special Exhibition by SCCC and Mediacorp - TGH Photography and Travel Portal/Blog
Take a nostalgia walk down memory lane into the world of locally produced tv dramas, which era of local TV gives you your most vivid memories that were part of your growing up years, as a young kid, teenager or young adult? At this special…
Are Wines From Islands Special? The Island Wines Summit Answers
Vineyards by the sea, copyright BKWine Photography Finding common denominators for wines from different geographical locations is popular nowadays. It's a way to promote and market wines together as a group, with similar character or similar…
20-year-old filmmaker Joshua Alailima breaks into Hollywood
Production has officially begun on Missing Threads, marking it the first time a Sri Lankan production has been aimed first and foremost at an American audience. On Tuesday the 7th of July, a dinner was held bringing together the cast, crew…
The World Cup tech innovations that will outlast the tournament
The FIFA World Cup comes to a close on Sunday, as Spain and Argentina face off for the championship. The tournament's scale is difficult to overstate: More than 75% of the world's population was expected to engage with it in some way, whether by…
Before Nolan's The Odyssey, Here're 6 Times Directors Broke & Created New Rules Of Filmmaking
Director Christopher Nolan has once again pushed the boundaries of cinema with The Odyssey, which has become the first narrative feature film to be shot entirely using IMAX cameras. While IMAX cameras have been used for selected sequences in films…
He lost his job while his wife was pregnant. He said it turned out to be exactly what his family needed.
Sebastian Robison, 39, lives near Brisbane, Australia, and was laid off from an auditing job in late November. After hunting for a new role for about six months, Robison and his wife decided he should stay home to care for their sons. The following…
Rediscovering the beauty of Cyprus
Using analog film photography to build a nostalgic, intimate archive of Cyprus – chasing colours, light and forgotten corners of the island one frame at a time – German photographer Benedikt van Lengerich is turning what started as a…
Satellites help chart a future for Europe's disappearing farmland birds
Farmland birds have declined dramatically across Europe, signalling wider ecological problems. Researchers are using satellite data and AI to identify where conservation efforts could have the greatest impact. Farmland biodiversity plays a crucial…
Meta's 'regret' over its scrapped AI tool is like a burglar apologising for the mess
There's a specific flavour of tech industry apology we've all heard a hundred times now. Launch fast, break things, upset people, listen to the outrage, then reverse course while insisting your intentions were pure and you just got a little…
Sony's flagship RGB LED TV is a stunner
The Bravia 9 II is the best RGB LED TV available with game-changing features, but I'd still buy an OLED. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox…
Google's new Pixel 11 pricing proved what I suspected about last year's model
The Google Pixel 11 leaks are steadily increasing in volume, but while we still know little about its Pixel Glow feature, we have a good idea of the phone's price. A leaked report on the Pixel 11 lineup's European pricing reveals an effective…
Jon Stewart Has A Theory About The Odyssey Being A 'Sequel' To Oppenheimer, And I Think He Makes Great Points
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey may trade laboratories and nuclear dread for monsters, gods and storm-tossed ships, but Jon Stewart sees a surprising connection between the filmmaker's latest epic and his Oscar-winning book-to-screen adaptation…
STILL Titanium Brush Pen: A Slower Way to Write
Speed is the wrong goal for some things, and handwriting might be the clearest example. It's one of the last everyday habits that rewards slowing down, and the pen you hold decides how that feels. A brush tip moves differently than a ballpoint…
Elche launches PhotoClot competition
Costa Blanca South By Anna Ellis • Published: 18 Jul 2026 • 9:37 • 1 minute read Birds at El Clot de Galvany. Credit: El Clot de Galvany. Nature lovers and photography enthusiasts are once again being invited to capture one of…
61 Historical Photos That Remind Us Of The Days We Will Never Be Able To Experience (New Pics)
Before the camera, we only saw the past through someone else's eyes. We had to trust an artist's brush or a writer's memory. Photography changed the game forever. It gave us hard, visual proof of history. For the first time, people could document…
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