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The basic premise is that the shamans of these stone age cultures transported themselves into altered states of consciousness and then painted the results of their experiences — experiences that frequently included the therianthropic beings they encountered. These works of art are manifest throughout the world over a vast prehistoric time period and demonstrate a universality of experience, from the entoptic images (dots, spirals and geometric patterns) frequently caused by psychotropic drugs...

‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Season 4 Spoiler: Major Character Death Predicted By Fans The latest trailer released for "The Handmaids Tale" season four makes fans question if one major character will die. The fourth season of Hulus highest-rated dystopian science fiction dramawill still follow June Osbourne, played by Elizabeth Moss, taking her fight to the heart of Gilead. In the trailer released ahead of the season four release, "The Handmaids Tale" clip suggests that the upcoming season wil...

I continue my series of columns on outdoor legends with what I call real old-timer stories. These are from people, most well up in years, who can really spin a

 15 Mar 2021 - 10:29 By Arsalan Altaf | The Peninsula ‘Mayhoud and the Jinni’ is a story of a good, principled man wronged by an arbitrary decision; his struggles to get over it; and his gripping interactions with jinns and spirits.  It’s the latest novel by veteran Qatari journalist and writer Ahmed Abdel Malek, after his first ‘Ahdan Al-Manafy’ (The Embraces of Exiles) came out in 2005. The story is told in first-person by the titular protagonist, Mayhoud, who was also the prota...

Steve Stark, MGM TV Executive Who Championed Handmaids Tale, Exits for Producing Deal (EXCLUSIVE) Elaine Low, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Longtime MGM Television executive Steve Stark, who championed the studio’s Emmy-winning drama “The Handmaid’s Tale,” is leaving his executive post and transitioning to a producing deal with the studio. Just over a year ago, Stark was named president of the newly formed MGM/UA Television label and extended his deal with the studio. He had previou...

From fairy tale to culture war: Britain gripped by royal race row 9 Mar, 2021 05:00 AM 6 minutes to read By: William Wallis At the time of Prince Harry and Meghan Markles wedding in 2018, many commentators seized on signs Britains royal family was embracing the 21st century. The young prince was marrying a mixed-race, divorcee from America who showed independent spirit like Harrys late mother Diana, the princess of Wales, and who was being welcomed with great fanfare into the ...

How a Holocaust survivor showed up for a vaccine and charmed a hospital 8 Mar, 2021 06:00 AM 6 minutes to read Mira Rosenblatt during Purim, a Jewish holiday that celebrates survival, late last month. Photo / Mira Rosenblatt via The New York Times Mira Rosenblatt during Purim, a Jewish holiday that celebrates survival, late last month. Photo / Mira Rosenblatt via The New York Times New York Times By: Alyson Krueger Mira Rosenblatt, 97, stunned nurses with her tale of endurance and hardship. "I ...

Wyn Drabble: A tale of two nights 3 Mar, 2021 05:00 PM 4 minutes to read This "décor" element caught Wyn Drabbles eye. Photo / Wyn Drabble Hawkes Bay Today Recently I stayed two nights back-to-back in vastly different levels of accommodation. One of them cost $x and the other – and here I need to ask the taxman/woman to pay careful attention because this expense was for the purpose of comparative investigative journalism – was roughly three times that amount (more if you count the valet pa...

on local history by local historian David Reamer. Have a question about Anchorage history or an idea for a future article? Go to the form at the bottom of this story. William Watson Woolen’s posthumously published Alaska history and travelogue, “The Inside Passage to Alaska,” includes his 1915 journey into Upper Cook Inlet. He traveled north, past Point Possession, past Fire Island and past Point MacKenzie before anchoring near the mouth of Woodrow Creek on the eastern side of Knik Arm....

David Herkt reviews Danyl McLauchlans Tranquillity and Ruin 27 Feb, 2021 07:00 PM 3 minutes to read Danyl McLauchlan. Photo / Russell Kleyn By: David Herkt Faced with complexity and confusion, human beings compare their experiences and synthesise a response. It is the tale of the tribe. Every age also has its literary genre-du-jour, a style that attempts to answer the needs of its contemporaneous readers. For the third decade of the 21st century this dominant mode has become t...