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Watching ‘Rust’ After Tragedy: Art, Guilt, and the Shadow of a Life Lost . AI-Generated.
When Rust finally opened after its many-months-too-long delay, it didn't appear on the big screen as a mere western—it came wrapped in scandal, tragedy, and moral dilemma. The on-set accidental death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins in 2021 made what would otherwise have been a budget indie genre film a national topic of conversation. Alec Baldwin, star and producer of the movie, had the gun that discharged on set in rehearsal, killing Hutchins and wounding director Joel Souza. Legal sparring, industry introspection, and emotional appeals have ensued. The movie is now out, and a haunting question persists: Should you feel guilty watching Rust?
By MD NAZIM UDDIN 10 months ago in Journal
Gaza Under Siege
Gaza Under Siege: A Humanitarian Crisis Unfolding As of May 2025, the Gaza Strip faces one of the most severe humanitarian crises in recent memory. With continuous airstrikes, an ongoing blockade, and limited humanitarian access, the region is under immense pressure, both physically and emotionally. Civilians, including children and the elderly, are bearing the brunt of the conflict.
By Yeasin Arafat10 months ago in Journal
India Pakistan News: LOC heated up, Indus Treaty suspended and war looms
India Pakistan News: LOC heated up, Indus Treaty suspended and war looms Tensions between India and Pakistan continue to escalate, with the Line of Control (LoC) in Kashmir witnessing a third consecutive night of clashes. The tension has spilled over into political, diplomatic and water-related issues. The situation has become more dire after 26 people were killed in an attack on tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir. India-Pakistan relations are currently facing a new crisis.
By Md. Rasel Ahmed10 months ago in Journal
Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever
Life is a fragile and fleeting gift, one that often gets taken for granted amidst the routines and distractions of daily living. The quote "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever" serves as a profound reminder that living fully and embracing continuous learning are not separate pursuits but deeply intertwined aspects of a meaningful existence.
By Nora Ariana10 months ago in Journal
What's in your Lunch box?
Remember going to school carrying your Scooby Doo lunch box or whatever favorite character was on it at the time. This was always a mystery to be solved when lunchtime arrived unless you requested something the night before, but you were not sure if your request would be granted. I will always remember asking for Hostess Ding Dongs or even potato chips and sometimes even pop when I got into fourth and fifth grades and above.
By Mark Graham10 months ago in Journal
86 Billion Neurons Transferred
The Dream of Cassandra: Can Human Thoughts Truly Live Inside Machines? In the vast world of science fiction, some ideas are so powerful they linger in our minds long after the story ends.
By Heartbeat10 months ago in Journal
L'Âge d'Or
The final desecration of the Golden Age is exemplified by the hundred and twenty murderous passions of the Marquis de Sade — a feast of flesh and sacrilege, out of which a dazed, uncomprehending Christ figure staggers, emerging from the dark, gaping mouth of a cave-like keep. Here, the promise of salvation has been fouled by the delirium of the senses; the sacred and the profane collapse into one.
By Tom Baker10 months ago in Journal
Collecting is fun and not just a hobby
Why Collecting could be a Captivating Hobby Collecting is one of the foremost different and curiously leisure activities individuals appreciate. Analysts say it's something that intrigues numerous of us. There are all sorts of collectors:
By Shadow10 months ago in Journal
Swarovski UK: Sparkle, Style, and Timeless Elegance
When it comes to jewelry that fuses sophistication with everyday practicality, Swarovski has established itself as a familiar choice. In the UK, Swarovski is cherished for its stunning designs, exceptional craftsmanship, and the touch of elegance it adds to every outfit. Whether you are buying a present, indulging yourself, or simply admiring the shimmer, Swarovski UK boasts a lovely collection that caters to all preferences.
By Rob Sherwin10 months ago in Journal
Why The Ideas Of Most Businesses, Creators, and Entrepreneurs Naturally Fail Before They Ever Begin
I Hear it All the Time. A Business gives their Business Pitch. A Creator talks about their latest Creation. An Entrepreneur Discusses how their New Thing is going to Revolutionize Their Industry.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)10 months ago in Journal
10 Things I like About Myself
Before we decided to get married, my partner asked me, “What are ten things you like about yourself?” I had to think hard because I am humble, and it is difficult for me to think about myself that way. Ask me about other people I know, and I will be able to give you the list of ten things I like about them and perhaps at least twenty things I don’t like about them, in no time. However, when it comes to myself, it is a strenuous mental exercise. Nevertheless, I will give it a try before our big day, just to show my partner how strongly committed I am.
By Lana V Lynx10 months ago in Journal
I Don't Know Jack
Jack Nance stood listening to the rain pound against the windowpane. On the phone, down miles and miles of line, his wife, adult film actress Kelly Van Dyke, was sobbing hysterically that if Jack left her, she would kill herself. "Jack," she said, "if you hang up this phone, I'm going to kill myself," she threatened. Just then, the phone line, due to the storm, went dead.
By Tom Baker10 months ago in Journal