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The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. This Is What Happens When You Simplify Your Life The two things you need to get more out of life.   Sometimes competence and ambition work against us. We follow conventional wisdom and get a good education. We dive into a career, work hard, and ascend to higher levels of responsibility and leadership. We reach the top echelons and move into corner offices. We have authority, power, and...

Athens Banner-Herald Mike and Alana Stanton made it big as featured guests on a "TODAY With Hoda & Jenna" segment Friday — and they did it by going small. The Stantons, of Watkinsville, appeared via livestream for a story about "The Minimalists: Less Is Now," a Netflix documentary that premiered on Jan. 1. The recent film was selected as the morning show's Documentary of the Month, and filmmakers Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus were interviewed by co-hosts Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush. Alongside Los Angeles-based comedian Andy Lomeli, the Stantons gave a testimonial about how ...

While the start of a new year and ‘decluttering’ might attract you to the short documentary The Minimalists: Less is Now, the quasi-religious tone of its two protagonists feels more like a church sermon from a cult than an introduction to just living with less.

NOW Magazine Review: Netflix doc The Minimalists comes up empty Netflix film about the creators of The Minimalist movement is ironically weighed down by too much stuff By Glenn Sumi Joshua Fields Millburn (left) and Ryan Nicodemus help spread the minimalist message. THE MINIMALISTS: LESS IS NOW (Matt D’Avella). 53 minutes. Now streaming on Netflix. Rating: NN Ten months of pandemic lockdown has provided an opportunity to purge those closets, declutter those shelves and maybe get around to doing some minor renovations. Or maybe you’ve done the opposite and gone online-shopping-ha...

Including The Dig, a British period film starring Carey Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes. Jaime Weinman, Maclean's Updated December 23, 2020 The Dig (Photo: Larry Horricks/Netflix) What You Should Watch History of Swear Words (January 2): Nicolas Cage comes to Netflix in a typically quirky way, as the host of a six-part documentary series about the origins and history of six words, only one of which—“damn”—we can print in a family publication. Guests include both academic experts who can discourse on the origin of the words, as well as people like Sarah Silverman who are i...