Melbourne is the second largest city in Australia and the vibrant oasis of cultural charm. That charm is intertwined with the historical treasure of the colonnial city. Lying on the Yarra river it transfers the origins of Melbourne. Melbourne touches … Continue reading The Historical Side of Melbourne and Its Architecture
Iron Man. Captain America. Black Panther. Captain Marvel. Thor. The last decade of Marvel has made a variety of superheroes into household names, cultural phenomena, and topics of mainstream conversation. Some have even changed the way we think about the … Continue reading The Cultural Impact Of Ms. Marvel
In Homer’s Illiad, Agamemnon was the king of Mycenae and the leader of the Greek army during the Trojan War. His portrayal is as a great warrior but a selfish leader. He is famous for upsetting his unbeatable champion Achilles, … Continue reading Understanding Agamemnon from Ancient Greek Mythology
Ancient religions depicted manifestations of sacred power as gods and goddesses, and where there was good and trustworthy, there was wickedness and malice in the form of evil gods and demons. The universe was made to have good and evil, … Continue reading Most Feared Gods and Demons Across Ancient Polytheisms
The US Open, officially the United States Open Tennis Championships, is a tennis competition held in the United States. It is the fourth and final major event in the yearly Grand Slam of tennis. The US Open is held annually … Continue reading Anthropology: A Beginner’s Guide to the US Open(Tennis)
Have you ever gone on a several-hour-long trip to the beach? Or maybe went abroad to visit a world-famous tourist attraction? Regardless of how far you’ve traveled, you’ve most likely been a tourist once in your life. In the middle … Continue reading Why Sustainable Tourism Matters