In an era when blockbuster franchises and mega-budget films dominate multiplex screens, the achievements of indie films like A24’s *Sorry, Baby* feel like refreshing sparks rather than mainstream events. Eva Victor’s directorial debut opened solidly in just four theaters, pulling in an impressive per-theater average but ultimately reaching a boutique audience. This film, lauded at
In an age dominated by chronic illnesses linked to lifestyle choices, the Mediterranean diet emerges as one of the most potent, yet underappreciated, strategies to combat a silent but devastating condition: metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD). Affecting nearly one-third of people worldwide, MASLD is a ticking time bomb for public health. Characterized by excessive
The recent procedural win for President Donald Trump’s sprawling spending bill signals more than just legislative progress; it exposes a fractured Republican Party struggling with its identity and priorities. Passing the motion to proceed with a razor-thin 51-49 margin after hours of delay and back-and-forth underscores the fragility of what some Republicans market as a
Parkinson’s disease, long viewed strictly as a brain-centric neurological disorder driven by dopamine deficits, is suddenly facing a paradigm shift. A recent study spearheaded by Wuhan University researchers reveals an unsettling new suspect: the kidneys. This finding challenges decades of neuroscience dogma by implicating peripheral organs—and more specifically, the kidneys—in the very genesis of Parkinson’s.
The Infinix Hot 60i has quietly entered the market in Bangladesh, but its arrival feels more like a missed opportunity than a breakthrough. Positioned as the first device in the upcoming Hot 60 series, this handset largely recycles the specifications and design of its predecessor, the Hot 50i, with only minor tweaks. While some specs
Thailand is currently caught in a political maelstrom that feels both alarmingly familiar yet ominously intensified. Hundreds of protesters have converged on Bangkok’s Victory Monument, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra. This eruption of discontent is not a spontaneous outburst—it’s a calculated show of force by nationalist groups long opposed to the Shinawatra
In sports, the difference between triumph and heartbreak often hinges on the slimmest of margins. The Cincinnati Reds experienced this dichotomy firsthand on a recent Friday night, flirting tantalizingly close to two monumental achievements in the same game, yet ending without either milestone fully realized. Nick Martinez, pitching with laser focus and discipline, was mere
James Bond is a character etched into cinematic history as the suave, sophisticated, and unflappable spy. Yet, the franchise has undergone undeniable evolution—from its earlier decades, marked by overtly sexist depictions and shallow bravado, to more layered portrayals under Daniel Craig’s tenure. However, what many don’t realize is that there was once a bold vision
Donald Trump’s recent denunciation of Zohran Mamdani, labeling him a “communist” and predicting that New York City will turn into a “communistic city” if Mamdani is elected mayor, is as politically reactionary as it is intellectually lazy. This episode highlights the persistent use of incendiary language to marginalize progressive voices in American politics rather than
Parkinson’s disease remains a mysterious adversary, often diagnosed too late for effective intervention. The quest for early detection is more than a medical ambition—it’s a social imperative, promising not just better patient outcomes but crucial advances in therapeutic research. Recent studies revealing that chemical signals associated with Parkinson’s might be found in earwax volatile organic