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A 20-Year-Old Gouged Out Her Own Eyes While In A Drug-Induced Psychosis
BuzzFeed
Muthart was high and wandering along a railroad track on her way to her church when she thought God was asking her to make a sacrifice. Numb to pain from the drugs, she gouged out her eyes, and it took
We Asked These Personality Scientists To Analyze Our Slack Emojis
Fast Company - By Rich Bellis
We wanted to see if our frequently used emojis were a window into our personalities. Answer: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Kate Davis clicked the little smiley face at the bottom right-hand corner of her Slack window, pulling
27 Podcasts You Need To Start Listening To In 2018
BuzzFeed - By Scott Bryan (BuzzFeed TV Editor) Tim Lane (Art Director, BuzzFeed UK) Julia Furlan (BuzzFeed Staff)
Tired of listening to the same old podcasts? Here's some fresh ones that deserve your time.
This Is What Recruiters Look For On Your Social Media Accounts
Fast Company - By Cory Fernandez
You already know not to let recruiters see your wild vacation photos. These are a few lesser-known things for which they’re scouring your social profiles. Recruiters and hiring managers sifting through
Sleep deprivation seems to have opposite effects in healthy and depressed people
Quartz - By Linda Geddes
The first sign that something is happening is Angelina’s hands. As she chats to the nurse in Italian, she begins to gesticulate, jabbing, moulding, and circling the air with her fingers. As the minutes
No Country On Earth Is Sustainably Meeting Its Basic Needs
Fast Company - By Adele Peters
When measured on simple metrics like sanitation, life expectancy, and education, no country on Earth has found a way to guarantee the well-being of its citizens while also staying within planetary boundaries.
Our Obsession With Working Hard Is Ruining Our Productivity
Fast Company - By Leila Hock—Career Contessa
Hard work is important to success, but it’s dangerous to see it as the most important thing. What do you really need to get ahead at work? I get asked this all the time. The answer varies depending on
Winter Olympics
5 Big Stories to Watch at the Winter Olympics
TIME - Sean Gregory
Think you’re ready for the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang? The Winter Games are set to begin this Friday, Feb. 9, with the opening ceremony—and there’s a lot more to it than skiing stars, crazy curling
Mute point: why silent women make the biggest noise at the Oscars
The Guardian - Steve Rose
Sally Hawkins’ character in the Shape of Water may seem disempowered; but it’s the latest mute female lead to soar in awards season Women are finally being heard in this #MeToo moment, so it is ironic
7 Powerful Things You Should Always Be Able to Say About Yourself
Inc Magazine - By Lolly Daskal
What you say about yourself has much to do with how you will succeed. There are elements within ourselves that can either sabotage our success or lead us to greatness. In my bestselling book, The Leadership
Exactly How To Format And Save Your Resume (And Why It Matters)
Fast Company - By Martin Yate
Here are the fonts to use and avoid, how to title the file, and more. Your first goal when applying to jobs is always to save your resume from getting lost in employers’ big databases, but this is inevitably
How To Stop Yourself From Saying “Sorry” All The Time
Fast Company - By Anisa Purbasari Horton
Over-apologizing hurts your credibility. Here are five tricks to help you curb the habit. I don’t remember when I started being an over-apologizer. It might have been at a previous job, when my bosses
Virginia Woolf gets a Google Doodle to mark her 136th birthday
Fast Company - By Melissa Locker
Virginia Woolf helped define modern literature with her lyrical prose and stream of consciousness writing, so it’s only fitting that she would get that most modern of tributes for her 136th birthday–a
Here’s How You Can Prepare For These Common Interview Questions
Fast Company - By Isabel Thottam—Glassdoor
These are the questions that hiring managers ask again and again. No matter how many you go on, job interviews can always be nerve wrecking. You put on your nicest clothes, print out your resume, and yourself
Burger King’s Net Neutrality, CBS Keeps NFL Simple: Top 5 Ads Of The Week
Fast Company - By Jeff Beer
Patagonia profiles a Japanese nuclear plant protest, Skittles might take a talking sandwich to the Super Bowl, and Audi makes the greatest globe-trotting ski ad ever. How much would you pay to get a Whopper
These Bold Ideas Aim To Make Plastic Waste A Thing Of The Past
Fast Company - By Ben Schiller
The winners of a recent contest hosted by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation all start with one fundamental concept: We can–and must–replace non-recyclable materials on the market with biodegradable alternatives.
Heavy Rotation: 10 Songs Public Radio Can't Stop Playing
NPR
Every month, NPR Music crowdsources public radio stations across the country for the songs they just can't get enough of. That could be a new release, a pick from their local scene, or a late-to-the-party
Why We Forget Most of the Books We Read
The Atlantic - Julie Beck
... and the movies and TV shows we watch Pamela Paul’s memories of reading are less about words and more about the experience. “I almost always remember where I was and I remember the book itself. I remember
What Everyone Is Getting Totally Wrong About Emotional Intelligence
Inc Magazine - By John Brandon
EQ is not defined properly. If you go back to 1996, you can rediscover what it really means. The more I read about EQ (or Emotional Intelligence) the more I wonder if people are defining it properly. years,
Paddington 2 Is Children's Entertainment at Its Finest
The Atlantic - David Sims
The second film about a mischievous, marmalade-loving bear in Britain is gleefully imaginative and warm-hearted. If Hollywood is looking for a pop-culture role model in 2018, it could do worse than Paddington
Universal Pictures
50 Feel-Good Movies You Need To Watch ASAP
BuzzFeed - Jamie Jirak
Get ready for lots of good music and female empowerment!
Wonder women: how female action heroes will blast cinema screens in 2018
The Guardian - Cath Clarke
This year’s movie slate suggests a sudden industry interest in female-driven blockbusters. But is this a response to the Weinstein revelations? Or does it boil down to hard cash? After #MeToo and allegations
Father of Slender Man attacker calls new movie 'extremely distasteful'
The Guardian - Guardian staff
Bill Weier, whose daughter attacked a classmate inspired by the fictional bogeyman, has claimed that Sony’s new horror film is ‘popularizing a tragedy’ The father of a girl who violently attacked a classmate
Harry Potter
31 Jokes About Harry Potter That'll Make You Say "I Really Love The Internet"
BuzzFeed - Isha Bassi
Bless the Harry Potter fandom.
Paramount Pictures
19 Things Every Horror Movie Is Guilty Of Doing
BuzzFeed - Chris Peña
For the love of all that is holy, please don't shout "Hello?" into a dark hallway.
Here's What Your Recurring Nightmares Actually Mean
TIME - Amanda MacMillan
Everyone has a bad dream once in a while. But having the same one over and over may signal that something specific is missing in your daily life, new research suggests. Men and women in the study who frustrated
Leonardo da Vinci: The Biography by Walter Isaacson review – unparalleled creative genius
The Guardian - Blake Morrison
Flamboyant, illegitimate and self taught, he was unreliable and an unashamed self-publicist. He was also one of the most gifted and inventive men in history In 1501, desperate for Leonardo to paint her
Homelessness: ‘People think it can never happen to them, but it can, in the blink of an eye’
The Guardian - Erica Buist
Five people who became homeless this year tell their stories

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A 20-Year-Old Gouged Out Her Own Eyes While In A Drug-Induced Psychosis

We Asked These Personality Scientists To Analyze Our Slack Emojis

27 Podcasts You Need To Start Listening To In 2018

This Is What Recruiters Look For On Your Social Media Accounts

Sleep deprivation seems to have opposite effects in healthy and depressed people

No Country On Earth Is Sustainably Meeting Its Basic Needs

Our Obsession With Working Hard Is Ruining Our Productivity

5 Big Stories to Watch at the Winter Olympics

Mute point: why silent women make the biggest noise at the Oscars

7 Powerful Things You Should Always Be Able to Say About Yourself

Exactly How To Format And Save Your Resume (And Why It Matters)

How To Stop Yourself From Saying “Sorry” All The Time

Virginia Woolf gets a Google Doodle to mark her 136th birthday

Here’s How You Can Prepare For These Common Interview Questions

Burger King’s Net Neutrality, CBS Keeps NFL Simple: Top 5 Ads Of The Week

These Bold Ideas Aim To Make Plastic Waste A Thing Of The Past

Heavy Rotation: 10 Songs Public Radio Can't Stop Playing

Why We Forget Most of the Books We Read

What Everyone Is Getting Totally Wrong About Emotional Intelligence

Paddington 2 Is Children's Entertainment at Its Finest

50 Feel-Good Movies You Need To Watch ASAP

Wonder women: how female action heroes will blast cinema screens in 2018

Father of Slender Man attacker calls new movie 'extremely distasteful'

31 Jokes About Harry Potter That'll Make You Say "I Really Love The Internet"

19 Things Every Horror Movie Is Guilty Of Doing

Here's What Your Recurring Nightmares Actually Mean

Leonardo da Vinci: The Biography by Walter Isaacson review – unparalleled creative genius

Homelessness: ‘People think it can never happen to them, but it can, in the blink of an eye’