CULTURE

Did you know that some of history's most famous figures actually lived in the same period? It's fascinating to discover that individuals we often think belong to different eras were contemporaries. From philosophers to artists, leaders to scientists, these individuals' lives intersected in surprising ways, shaping the course of history in unexpected ways. Explore these remarkable encounters that will leave you amazed at the interconnectedness of historical figures.

The history of using monkeys as pets is deeply intertwined with human civilization, stretching back thousands of years. Monkeys, with their intelligence, agility, and sometimes human-like behavior, have captivated humans and become part of various aspects of human culture, including being kept as pets. In this content, we provide a brief overview of the history of pet monkeys, exploring their role in human societies from ancient times to the modern era.

Greek mythology is filled with wild and ruthless tales, showcasing themes of death, hubris, and the consequences of defying gods, all of which carry profound lessons. For instance, there's a story that illustrates what happens when a mortal challenges a god out of arrogance and faces punishment. Journeys to the underworld also reveal deeply poignant narratives. These myths serve to enlighten us about humanity's darker aspects and the powers of nature. This content delves into some of the most merciless tales from Greek mythology, examining themes of death, hubris, and the repercussions of defying gods.

In today's film industry landscape, superheroes reign supreme. From Marvel to DC, superhero movies have become an event, drawing audiences in droves to theaters on opening weekends. Phrases like 'superhero fatigue' are circulating, and not everyone, including prominent directors like Martin Scorsese, is a fan of this genre. Fortunately, there are several superhero films that defy conventions and are sure to satisfy even the most critical viewers.

The early 20th century was a period of profound transformation in how people perceived civilization as a whole, including their general purposes and outlooks. The outbreak of World War I, dubbed the 'War to End All Wars,' and the unprecedented devastation that followed challenged the foundations of many cultures' belief systems, leading artists to embark on numerous experiences and discoveries in defining morality and what Art should exactly be and do for a culture. As a result, a plethora of artistic movements emerged, each striving to find its place in a constantly changing world.