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‘A fascist tried to electrocute us on stage’: the musicians who took on the Chilean junta

Under Pinochet, artistic expression in Chile was its own form of resistance. Fifty years on from the coup, performers are keeping the flame of protest alight

The Guardian - UK

'That's getting a bit wild, kids!' Why children love to play-fight and why it is good for them

That’s getting a bit wild, kids! Why don’t you play something quieter?

The Conversation

Venice Film Festival round-up: From Yorgos Lanthimos standout Poor Things to Michael Mann’s operatic Ferrari

Festivalgoers will surely agree that the 2023 competition was one of the most eclectic and eccentric in recent memory, writes Geoffrey Macnab

The Independent UK

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Magic of memory

Memories shape our present, influencing our decisions and emotions. They are edited, reconstructed and re-edited, with accuracy often sacrificed for impact. Memories are our private literature, triggered by nostalgia and longing, and are powerful emotions.

The Hindu

DreamCloud deals − how to get the best savings on memory foam mattresses and high-tech hybrids

Our resident Sleep Editor and sales hunter is here to help you find the best DreamCloud deals, so that you can save money on your new mattress

Homes & Gardens

The week in classical: Prom 64: Les Troyens; Prom 65: Bruckner’s Eighth Symphony; Proms 62 & 63: The Rite by Heart– review

With a stand-in conductor and a stellar cast, Berlioz’s monumental opera came into its own at the Proms; the BBC Symphony Orchestra let Bruckner’s colours unfurl; and Aurora’s Stravinsky played from memory proved unforgettable

The Guardian - UK

Preserving the memory of Louisiana's sinking Isle de Jean-Charles

The Isle de Jean-Charles, on the coast of Louisiana in the United States, is on course to disappear within two generations as a result of climate change and oil extraction. Since the 1950s almost 98 percent of the island has been swallowed by the salty waters of the Gulf of…

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Toddler sets record by identifying over 300 words

Two-year-old Arush R. Nambiar has amazed everyone with his memory, earning him a place in two record books. His parents discovered his talent when he started to fluently repeat English words. He can now identify and spell over 300 words, including Malayalam poems, vegetables, flowers, and more. His parents are…

The Hindu

Jessica Chastain ‘nervous’ to attend Venice Film Festival amid Hollywood strikes

She attended the festival to promote Memory after the film was granted an interim agreement by her union.

Evening Standard

‘Nervous’ Jessica Chastain says she was ‘advised against’ attending Venice Film Festival amid actors’ strike

Actor wore ‘SAG-AFTRA on Strike’ t-shirt during press conference for new movie ‘Memory’

The Independent UK

Great North Run: Grandmother, 83, with new hip to run half marathon in memory of late husband

Caroline Quibell will be taking on the half marathon in memory of her husband Michael, who died from motor neurone disease

The Independent UK

Less sleep can damage brain, says latest research

While you may not be worried about stretching movie time till 2am in the morning depriving yourself of sleep, in the long run it is likely to affect your ability to remember things, is what a new study has suggested.

The Times of India

Pensioner, 83, with new hip to tackle Great North Run in memory of late husband

Caroline Quibell will be taking on the half marathon in memory of her husband Michael, who died from motor neurone disease.

The Independent UK

India needs to gear up for the emerging dementia epidemic, say experts

With India’s elderly population expected to touch 20 crore in 2031, there is a growing demand for a national action plan to tackle rising cases of Alzheimer’s, the most common form of dementia which can impair memory and significantly lower quality of life.

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Seamstress creates handmade memory bears to ‘celebrate’ life of late Queen

Cardiff seamstress Sharon Samways is using her handmade bears to ‘bring some joy on a sad day’ as Friday marks one year since the late Queen’s death.

The Guardian - UK

Slavery, revolution and war: Baillie Gifford prize longlist highlights history

Tania Branigan’s Red Memory and Jeremy Eichler’s Time’s Echo are among the titles in the running for the £50,000 award

Evening Standard

Ryder Cup: Why ‘generational’ Ludvig Aberg is pick of the bunch for Europe

The fact that Ludvig Aberg’s first Ryder Cup memory is the 2012 Miracle at Medinah perhaps best sums up just how young the Swede is.

The Hindu

Free dementia support line and online memory clinic launched in India

The support line services include information, support and guidance, and promotion of timely diagnosis, intervention through online memory screening services. All services provided through this support line will be offered entirely free of cost, ensuring access to crucial assistance to all.

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Stretch of highway in California named after slain Indian-origin police officer

Cpl. Ronil Singh's memory lives on in California's Highway 33, dedicated to him after his tragic death in 2018. His family, colleagues, and officials including US President Donald Trump paid their respects at the unveiling ceremony. His son Arnav's message, "Love you Papa," was included on the sign.

The Times of India

Find the heart that says "Love You" in under 30 seconds to earn the title of a true 'Romantic'

Research has shown that individuals with exceptional observational skills can swiftly extract sought-after information from a deluge of data in just a matter of seconds. There exist several psychological principles that explain how optical illusions function. One such principle is 'selective attention,' which aids viewers in promptly identifying pertinent information…

Salon

Mysteries of electroconvulsive therapy

Many experts stand by ECT as an effective tool in treating some mental illnesses. But few can agree on how it works

The Independent UK

Corgis gather outside Buckingham Palace to remember Queen Elizabeth II almost one year since her death

One royal fan said she is determined to lead an annual ‘corgi march’ in memory of the late Queen

Evening Standard

BBC Proms: Aurora Orchestra Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring from memory review - hair-raisingly exciting

This is a score that strikes terror into the heart of seasoned players – even with the music in front of them

The Guardian - UK

Prom 62: The Rite by Heart review – fresh insight into Stravinsky’s complex classic

A quirky and informative script lifted the bonnet on Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring in the first half, and, in the second, the Aurora Orchestra – performing from memory – delivered a high-energy Rite that saw the music pulse across the concert hall

The Times of India

Vitamin B12 deficiency can lead to dementia and affect your child's school performance: Know what this doctor has to say

Vitamin B12 is an essential vitamin that our body needs for the central nervous system. Deficiency of this vitamin affects the body in several ways that are unknown to people. In a recent post made on X, formerly Twitter, Dr. Sudhir Kumar, who goes by the name "hyderabaddoctor", shared a…

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