Loki declares he wants to be an Avenger, so Iron Man decides to make Loki an "Avenger In Training." It's a great plan until Thanos arrives on Earth looking for Loki.
There are too many people and animals at the zoo. Everybody is very pleased with the situation, especially the animals. The woods are forbidden. None of the adults dare go into the woods. The children, however, find themselves there. When it turns out no one is going to rescue them from the woods, the children won't give up, but start building a machine that would help them.
The main character, who was free, was fascinated by one scent and entered the room with a monitor. There was a very fascinating woman on the monitor, who gave her everything she wanted. The main character tries to reach the perfect monitor she can't reach, and she gradually loses herself.
Voices, spoken word, and field recordings are the building blocks for an electro-acoustic soundtrack that generates imagery—or visual music—with the help of algorithms. The visualizations themselves, which include starry skies and a sunrise, reference the original function of the planetarium.
Why do we hardly ever talk about the monthly hormone cycle, when it affects half of the world’s population? Why is the subject still taboo? And why do we know so little about the biology behind it?
The Battle of Aleppo was one of the bloodiest conflicts in the continuing war in Syria. Tens of thousands of people died in the fighting in the period from 2012 to 2016, and hundreds of thousands lost their homes. Much of Syria’s largest city lay in ruins.
Ghanaian artist Hakeem Adam and Zimbabwean architect Maxwell Mutanda approach transatlantic waters, from the Atlantic Ocean itself to the major rivers that flow into it, such as the Congo and Mississippi, as a constantly moving source of strength. These waters were and still are influential to power structures and many lives, for instance in merchandise trading as well as in human trafficking.
It doesn’t matter how attractive your stripes are, or if you don’t have them at all. What matters is to find yourself. What matters is to be admitted by all not for your looks but for being yourself, with all your strong and weak points.
When young Kevin moves into a new neighborhood, a strange problem arises: there are non-stop tears flowing on and on from his eyes! He comes up with a fool-proof solution: to wear a fish-tank on his head. But is that the best way to deal with his tears?