About once a week I get ahold of a couple of my friends who enjoy movies and TV shows, and we sit down and watch one. We’re not movie critics—we just know what we enjoy and what isn’t that great. A Simple Summary of Superman (2025) This week, it was the new Superman movie starring […]
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It starts with the hands. Thread through fabric. Wood shavings on a workbench. The rhythmic tap of a chisel, the hush of scissors across cotton, the satisfying click of knitting needles in motion. These are not the sounds of speed or commerce. They are quiet, deliberate gestures—acts of care in a world that rarely slows
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Last night, I was scrolling through social media and stumbled across a guy who’d put serious time and effort into his D&D setup. He used a TV for the tabletop, playing a screen of angry sea water, with actual little islands sitting on top. To add atmosphere, he used a fog machine to blow mist
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I know a ton of artists, writers, and musicians, and all of them are afraid of appearances. They feel their project isn’t ready for anyone to see, that it has too many mistakes. They think everyone is going to judge them harshly for whatever they’ve created. Have you ever felt this way? No one is
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Creations Everywhere I believe that creation and being human go hand in hand. Look at the world around you—everything was once a creation! Take the lights in your room, for example. In 1802, Humphry Davy created the first electric light. It was basically a battery, a piece of carbon, and some wires. When it was
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Christopher BurtonEditor and Chief, Cavalletto Magazine Owner And Operator of Burton Media Group Christopher Burton is a acclaimed Photographer and has appeared in many shows, galleries, and publications over the years. burtonmediagrp.com
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In the depths of ancient history, where myths and legends were born, lies a tale that transcends time and culture, a story that has chilled the spines of countless generations. We venture back to the days of pharaohs and pyramids, to unravel the enigma of the oldest known ghost story. The Tulli Papyrus: A Glimpse
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Artist Statement My work is a study of feminine strength and beauty, experienced through the bond of friendship. My journey as an artist has always focused on just a handful of women, friends with whom I’ve grown and shared adventures, good times and bad, tears and laughter, dreams and disappointments. I find inspiration in the
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The Rise of 8mm Film Among Amateur Consumers For much of the 20th century, 8mm film was the format of choice for families capturing life’s treasured moments. These vintage home movies provide a valuable window into the past, documenting holidays, vacations, weddings, births, childhoods, and everyday experiences. However, many precious 8mm films from the 1930s
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In today’s fast-paced world, the importance of personal spaces cannot be overstated. Your home should not only be a place of comfort but also a canvas for your creativity. One way to infuse your living space with personality and style is by creating a DIY art gallery. In this article, we will explore the steps
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