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Creatures without becoming acutely aware of their consciousness, and thus inevitably questioning what we know will happen to them. russian director viktor kossakovsky, who became a vegetarian after befriending a pig as a child that was then served up as pork cutlets, says he wanted to make a film about animals as living, feeling beings in their own right, a task he says was doubly difficult when dealing with farm livestock rather than dolphins, elephants or pandas. yet gunda, on which joaquin phoenix gets an executive producer credit, makes for a remarkably powerful experience presented in str...

Over the course of the film, we see gunda suckling and raising a batch of young piglets, watching them grow all without the aid of explanatory captions or narration, or emotive music to tell us how to feel. there's nothing anthropomorphic or sentimental about the film which includes footage of good understanding on one of her brood, oblivious to its squeals. yet it's impossible to watch these creatures without becoming acutely aware of their consciousness, and thus inevitably questioning what we know will happen to them. russian director viktor kossakovsky, who became a vegetarian after befrie...

Neilson Barnard/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — In honor of AAPI Heritage Month the top online retailer for Asian goods partnered with an acclaimed Japanese restaurant owner and chef to bring ingredients and recipes for authentic dishes right to peoples’ doors. Chef Ivan Orkin fell in love with Japanese cuisine working as a dishwasher in a sushi restaurant at 15 and has honed his culinary focus ever since, creating one of the top ramen shops while living in Tokyo and eventually brought the cult-favorite concept back to his home in New York. With over 4,000 brands dedicated to bring authentic an...

Is it time to shed some pandemic pounds and that built-up stress? 10 smart ways to eat, sleep better and build a workout plan before summer arrives Updated 3:44 PM; Facebook Share The crushing coronavirus pandemic has added stress to our lives and pounds to our bodies, according to a recent poll by the American Psychological Association. More than four out of 10 respondents admitted they gained unwanted weight – 29 pounds on average – and nearly 10% of those people packed on more than 50 pounds in the last year. Close to one in five Americans said they have lost weight; on average, a dro...