A new day, new battles. Actually, one battle that assumes different forms: I Want vs. I Should. The day’s first battlefield is your bed, and the first shot is fired when the alarm clock rings. I Want reaches out to hit the snooze button; I Should is ready to jump out of bed and take on another day.

The Provence region of France is world famous for its lavender fields which cover the landscape like a wave of flowing violet. This a short impression of a 10 min film with music composed by Simon Daum.

“Leona,” a marvelous new drama from the young Mexican-Jewish director Isaac Cherem, opens with a mikvah scene unlike any in cinema. A beautiful woman is tastefully photographed in the nude through gauzy, billowing curtains, surrounded by enormous planters of budding white flowers. She is cheered by

Beautiful short frases that will make your heart burst with love and romance. Enjoy amazing fantasy images of our lifes and the world while you read some inspiring notes of the heart. This is part of the Red Beam of Light of a new dimension in cyberspace.

Justin Timberlake Is Bringing Sexy Robots Back. “Filthy” is a sci-fi curveball of a comeback single for the Super Bowl performer—but also a weirdly familiar one.

A carefully executed publicity campaign turned a pretty average pilot into an aviation legend. The real reason Amelia Earhart is so famous

Early 1990s. With AIDS having already claimed countless lives for nearly ten years, Act Up-Paris activists multiply actions to fight general indifference. Nathan, a newcomer to the group, has his world shaken up by Sean, a radical militant. BPM is the winner of the Grand Prix and Queer Palm at the C...

Claire and her Dad recreate the lantern scene from Tangled! Filmed at The Lantern Fest in Salt Lake City.

"Brazilian Modern: The Living Art of Roberto Burle Marx” has taken over the New York Botanical Garden — and offers an exuberant gust of tropical modernism that will thrill anyone caught in the concrete jungle.

"My Yiddishe Momme" was originally written in 1925 by Jack Yellen as a personal tribute to his mother who recently had died. A few years later he asked Lew Pollack to work on the melody with him, and eventually the song credits read JACK YELLEN (words) JACK YELLEN and LEW POLLACK (music). Singer: ...