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We were fortunate enough to work with the people over at The Liter of Light Foundation for this short film.
Within the entire Province of Tirol some 100,000 cattle spend their summer — approximately 120 days — on the lush green, high Alpine pasturelands. From September to early October the herds are brought down from the high Alpine pastures. The cattle wear elaborate headdresses for the also called cattle drive, and the clanging of cow […]
It seems like an almost unanimous agreement that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It jumpstarts our metabolism and helps us burn more calories throughout the day. But there are many people who are not in the habit of eating breakfast and intermittent fasting diets are becoming more and more popular. So […]
Neuschwanstein is the world’s most photographed and arguably most beautiful castle, being the prototype for so many fairy tale castles and even the Walt Disney logo. Unfortunately, the history of the construction of this stunning castle is no fairy tale, and it includes a mad king and a lot of unfair work practices and architectural […]
Princess Diana was one of the most captivating personalities of our time. This video presents a remarkable feature-length documentary that reveals a side of Diana we have never seen before. A must-view for anyone curious to discover more about the princess, her struggles and the triumphs of her all-too-short life.
These mobility exercises should be performed at least once per day. For best results slowly work up to 3 times per day.
Rhino horn trade is estimated to be worth just under $10 billion a year, with animals dying in great numbers to meet an appetite from unscrupulous dealers supplying people mainly in Asia. Sue Lloyd-Roberts reports from Vietnam for Newsnight.
From huge dogs to tiny dogs, working dogs to lap dogs, hairy dogs to hairless dogs – the team investigates why this single species comes in so many shapes and sizes. Set in a typical English village, the team uses DNA science to reveal the sometimes surprising family trees of some of the village dogs. […]
This is Annie’s story – she talks candidly about her experiences, and the need for respect and empathy.
