18app: Mic, via edizione nati 2002, plaude anche Stephen King
"A civilized idea!" twitta lo scrittore, Franceschini ringrazia
WeWorld con Aics in Siria per il futuro del Paese
A 10 anni da inizio crisi, per scuole e formazione insegnanti
Gucci apre l’archivio storico per il film di Ridley Scott
Accesso per guardaroba e oggetti scena set con Lady Gaga
La mobilità urbana cambia con la pandemia, ci si sposta a piedi e per brevi tragitti
Il criterio di prossimità guida le scelte degli italiani nella mobilità urbana. Così l’emergenza sanitaria ha modificato le nostre abitudini, con spostamenti sempre più brevi ed effettuati soprattutto a piedi; a scapito, in primo luogo, del trasporto pubblico locale, che soffre degli effetti dello smart working e delle preoccupazioni legate al contagio. Il quadro emerge
Belarus: Crackdown on human rights defenders deepens – expert
Expert says concerned by increasing crackdown against human rights defenders in Belarus, citing two cases of suspected reprisals against individuals who have collaborated with UN.
IKEA’s New Cookbook Puts Kitchen Scraps to Good Use With 50 Recipes From Top Chefs
IKEA’s recent collaboration with 10 super chefs led to the creation of a new kind of scrapbook—one that contains recipes made from food scraps. Utilizing the less-loved parts of produce or cheese, the SCRAPSBOOK curates 50 recipes for kitchen scraps that would otherwise be thrown away. As much as Americans try to pull kale and
Town Surprises UPS Driver With $1,000 to Thank Him For Being Essential During Pandemic
Every Christmas season, delivery drivers can count on being slammed, but with the pandemic causing huge spikes in online ordering, it seems the holiday season never ends. A brown-uniformed UPS driver in Dauphin, Pennsylvania, has been meeting this challenge every day with good cheer and a sense of determination, often going out of his way
Viewed Through Venetian Glass: Old Art Form Captures Modern Global Challenges in Stunning Exhibition
As lockdowns, stay-at-home orders, and closed recreation facilities have created a mental health crisis in America, art has become the opposite of ‘non-essential’. Thankfully, on the island of Murano, the home of a centuries-old Italian glassmaking tradition, the intrepid Venetian artist Adriano Berengo has—despite lockdowns, floods, and other pandemic related disturbances—has managed to keep his glass