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Culture by Katerina PapathanasiouApr 19, 202110:18 amApril 21, 2021
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Art Installation Inspires Optimism in the Wake of COVID-19

One of the latest creations from Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota delivers something everyone could use a little more of right now: Hope.

Life by Katerina PapathanasiouApr 16, 202111:11 amApril 19, 2021
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Ballerina Overjoyed At Pointe Shoes That Match Her Skin

When most people picture pointe shoes, they imagine a pair of silky, pale pink shoes. These shoes are fine for white and light-skinned women. What about Black ballerinas like Kira Robinson, though? What are they supposed to wear?

Life by Katerina PapathanasiouApr 15, 202111:02 amApril 16, 2021
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How Deep Ellum Became Dallas’s Iconic Neighborhood

If someone really wants to experience culture and history when paying a visit to Dallas, Texas, they should include a trip to Deep Ellum in their itineraries. Deep Ellum is one of the first commercial districts in Dallas. It was established in 1873 as a commercial and residential neighborhood and was formed for African-Americans and European immigrants, specifically.

Travel by Katerina PapathanasiouApr 12, 202110:49 amOctober 14, 2022
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The 11 Best Beaches in Puerto Rico

When it comes to beach vacations, few destinations compare to Puerto Rico. The island is full of incredible beaches that will make your trip one to remember. Not sure which beaches to visit? Here are 11 of the best options to add to your itinerary, depending on where in Puerto Rico you’re staying.

Culture by Katerina PapathanasiouApr 9, 202110:37 amApril 12, 2021
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Massive Marfa Mural Celebrates Western Epic ‘Giant’

Western lovers now have another reason to plan a trip to Marfa, Texas. Marfa was the filming location for several western films, including the beloved epic “Giant.” It’s now also home to a massive, stunning mural created by artist John Cerney.

Culture by Katerina PapathanasiouApr 7, 202111:28 amApril 9, 2021
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Petros Kaminiotis Honors Greek Culture With PlaymoGreek

With his PlaymoGreek figurines, Petros Kaminiotis has found a unique way to merge his passions for folk dance, traditional Greek dress, and his favorite toys from childhood.

Culture by Katerina PapathanasiouApr 5, 202111:56 amApril 7, 2021
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Have You Heard of ‘The Saga,’ San Antonio’s #1 Show?

Since its debut in June 2014, the short film “San Antonio | The Saga” has been one of the city’s most popular tourist attractions. Plenty of locals love it, too. “San Antonio | The Saga” is a 24-minute short film and light show that takes viewers through 300 years of fascinating San Antonio, Texas, and United States history.

Travel by Katerina PapathanasiouApr 2, 202112:09 pmApril 5, 2021
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Ikal Hotel: Your Private Jungle in Tulum

Described as a “private jungle” and “Mayan Sanctuary,” the Ikal Tulum Hotel is surrounded by pristine turquoise waters, verdant nature scenes, and clear blue skies. The hotel offers a variety of fun and educational experiences, plus unparalleled accommodations for all who visit. Once you check in, you’ll never want to leave.

Travel by Katerina PapathanasiouMar 31, 202111:54 amSeptember 26, 2022
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Experience Stone-Cold Stares in Japan’s Statue Village

If you travel into the mountains of Toyama, Japan, you’ll stumble upon a hidden village. Instead of citizens, though, this village, known as Fureai Sekibutsu no Sato, is filled with statues of Japanese townspeople.

Life by Katerina PapathanasiouMar 29, 202111:04 amMarch 31, 2021
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SKYGLOW Offers a Deep Dive Into Light Pollution Threat

Research shows that over 80 percent of the global population lives under skies clouded by light pollution. SKYGLOW aims to shed light (no pun intended) on this problem and explore the biological impact it has on all living things.

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