Marseille Festival: “Mesh” by Dorothée Munyaneza, stories mixed with Afro-descendants

Published on : 19/06/2022 – 00:09 – “Mailles”, by Dorothée Munyaneza, at the Marseille Festival. © Leslie Artamonow – The Marseille festival welcomed this Saturday, June 18, as well as this Sunday evening, the British-Rwandan choreographer, singer and dancer Dorothée Munyaneza. She presents “Mailles” to the public. A polyglot show that brings together dance, song … Read more

Theaters, theaters, cinemas: we are closing (or not)

The latest Codeco measures come into effect this Sunday. Several cinemas, theaters and cultural centers across the country have announced that they will defy the shutdown order. – Faced with the arrival of the omicron variant, the Consultative Committee bringing together the federal government and the federated entities decided on Wednesday to tighten health measures. … Read more

In New York, Broadway costume designers, a shadow profession

Published on : 08/10/2021 – 00:33 – On Broadway, the big shows are back after a year and a half of closure. Much of the magic of Broadway relies on often unrecognized workers: the costume designers. Houses that have been around for decades and have been hit hard by the health crisis From our correspondent … Read more

In New York, Broadway comes back to life with the return of its great musicals

From Hamilton To Aladdin, big shows come back to life in midtown Manhattan. Private session since March 2020, the public is at the rendezvous. The Lion has been living again since last night. It had been nearly a year and a half since the big day crowds had obscured the sidewalks of Broadway, right in … Read more

List of Items You Shouldn’t Leave in the Car

Wallets, bags and medicine are three important items not to be left in the car REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA — When traveling using a car and arriving at the destination, some people leave their belongings in parked vehicles. In fact, not all safe items are left just like that. Leaving certain items in your car for long … Read more

The Importance of Protecting Eyes from Blue Light Exposure during WFH

Jakarta: Due to the surge in positive cases of Covid-19 which has increased in recent months, the government has again required office workers to work from home or work from home work from home (WFH). As a result, being in front of a computer or laptop screen for a long time is inevitable, especially for … Read more

No need to come to optics, now you can find the right glasses from home

Suara.com – Eyes exposed to electronic LED screens often experience the effect of blue light fluorescence which causes blurred vision, fatigue, and dry eyes – making the work process often uncomfortable. Protect your eyes with spectacles High-quality anti-blue light has become even more important when working in front of a screen is getting longer due … Read more

Sprite Sends Aid for Recycled Glasses to Banten and Bali

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — Coca-Cola Indonesia with the Seprite brand has donated glasses made from recycled materials to the Million Glasses Foundation for Indonesia. This donation is part of the #SeeWithClear Project. The Million Glasses for Indonesia Foundation is a social movement for eye health checks and provides free glasses for underprivileged communities. A total … Read more

Eyeglass wearers are 3 times less likely to be infected with Covid-19

Suara.com – For the user spectacles, You may have better luck during a pandemic Covid-19. Because new research shows that people who wear glasses are three times less likely to contract Covid-19. Launch from Indipendent, one of the ways the virus enters the body is by touching their eyes, nose, or mouth after coming in … Read more