October 19, 2023

Designer Perfectly Crafts a 19th-Century Dress From a Renoir Painting

Artwork from the past offers a window into what life was like in different periods of history. Work, food, and fashion have all changed drastically over the years. For instance, the Belle Époque (which emerged in the 19th century) saw colorful floorlength gowns and the rise of avant-garde art, like Impressionism. Artist Pierre-August Renoir captured French life and leisure through his airy, feminine style.

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October 18, 2023

Denver Gave People $1,000 a Month, Led to Reduced Homelessness and Increased Full-Time Employment

Homelessness is an issue that many cities are trying to address and solve. While there is no one-size-fits-all solution, a study found that a little help can put those in a vulnerable position on the right track. A project carried out by the Denver Basic Income Project found that direct cash assistance reduced homelessness, improved mental health, and increased employment among unhoused people in the city.

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October 18, 2023

Little Girl Loudly Cheers at Dad’s Graduation as He Walks on Stage to Pick Up Diploma

At graduation ceremonies, it's common to see parents proudly cheering and clapping for their kids, whether they are finishing elementary school or picking up their masters degree. But have you ever seen it happen the other way around? A heartwarming viral video shows a little girl named Shivaee Nalawade loudly rooting for her dad during his graduation ceremony.

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October 17, 2023

Robert Irwin Gets Emotional Showing Baby Turtle of an Endangered Species Discovered by His Dad

The late great Steve Irwin is best remembered for his love for all animal species, but there's one species he even  discovered himself. Back in 1990, he spotted a unique-looking turtle during a crocodile catching trip with his dad. After consulting with turtle expert John Cann, they realized it was a new and endangered species, which later became known as Irwin's turtle.

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