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Beijing Has Fallen: China's Capital Sinking By 11cm A Year, Satellite Study Warns
Excessive pumping of groundwater is causing the geology under the city to collapse, according to a new study using satellite imagery that reveals parts of Beijing – p...
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Accenture Renews Sponsorship Of Gaze International LGBT Film Festival
Accenture has renewed its sponsorship of the Gaze International LGBT Film Festival in a three-year commitment. The financial services brand’s sponsorship of the festi...
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The Struggle To Adapt Storytelling For Virtual Reality
Storytelling in virtual reality has yet to take shape. While the simulated world of gaming has proved the visual capabilities of the medium, few have taken a crack at the a...
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Stars Join Tigertime's 2016 Stars And Stripes Celebrity Art Auction
Sixteen celebrities from the world of sport, music, dance, design, art, stage and TV have come together to support the TigerTime campaign’s 2016 Stars & Stripes c...
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New York Makes History, With Tampons And Pads
New York City made history today with passage of the nation’s first legislative package to ensure access to menstrual products in public schools, shelters and correct...
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Widow Rituals Fuel Rituals In Africa: From Cleaning Corpses To Sex With Strangers
When Clarisse's husband died of malaria last year in the Cameroonian city of Douala, she was kicked out of their home by his family and forced to marry his brother. After h...
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Wild Transhumanist Campaign Tech We’ll See In Future Presidential Elections
But the near future will be even more complex, with virtual reality, wearable tech, and holographic imagery all part of the show. The entire way a candidate runs for the pr...
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A River Comes To The People
Nanduwali In East Rajasthan Started Flowing Again When The Villagers Decided To Work With Nature And Not Against It. The River Is Now Lifeline To Those Settled On Her Banks...
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A Film Festival In Honor Of Farmers
Farmers engage in food production and yet many experience hunger. This painful paradox is one of the themes the six official entries to the first TOFARM (The Outstanding Fa...
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Local Electro Chill-Pop Artist Diaspoura Creates Her Own Narrative With Demonstrations
Anjali Naik's rural South Carolina upbringing was different from that of anyone else she knew. "My dad's from Africa and my mom's from India, so I'm first-generation Americ...
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