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Chu Prayad

2026-10-14 18:01:00

Photo of a shirtless man balancing a woven ball on his hand, with onlookers seated on a street lined with trees.

Power, precision and acrobatic high kicks – the Southeast Asian sport of sepak takraw offers Prayad relief from the road

- Directed by Habib Yazdi and Joseph Marra

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How to handle jealous feelings

2026-10-14 18:00:00

Expressionist painting of three abstract figures with exaggerated features, the closest of which has a green face, against a dark background.

Jealousy can be a useful, insightful emotion – if you manage it well. Get curious about your jealousy to get a grip on it

- by Carla Marie Manly

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What is hidden in the photographs we keep of each other?

2026-10-13 18:00:00

An open album with black and white baby photos and handwritten notes in Japanese on both pages.

Returning to family photo albums in my mother’s apartment in Japan, I was struck by the stories the images didn’t tell

- by Sawa Kurotani

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Black men suffer racial trauma yet are seen as the threat

2026-10-12 06:00:00

A Black man in a cap and hoodie standing in shadow against a lit wall.

The very conditions that subject Black men to chronic strain make it hard for them to receive the help they need and deserve

- by Yamonte Cooper

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How to ignite your creativity

2026-10-09 18:01:00

Photo of tattooed hands cutting yellow paper with a craft knife on a green cutting mat scattered with paper pieces.

Turn a mistake into art, write your own postcard: crafty ideas to escape the doom-scroll and jumpstart your creative practice

- Video by Struthless

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Why moving on after a breakup makes you a better person

2026-10-09 18:00:00

Black and white photo of a solitary figure walking down a misty cobbled street lined by tall brick walls.

They say time heals a broken heart. But do the hard work of moving on, and you do more than heal – you improve yourself

- by Matthew Barnfield

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