“In our home for blind monks and beggars, Kertész is a seeing brother” – Paul Dermée (1886 – 1951) Forced to leave his native Hungary for life in France by anti-Jewish persecution, André Kertész (2 July 1894 – 28 September 1985) arrived in New York on an assignment for the Keystone agency in 1936. … Continue reading "The View From My Window: André Kertész’s Views of New York"
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Saturday morning in the country and I am not joking, they really look like this the little country farmers, in their worker blues (kind of like the equivalent to Carhartt.) with berets and baguettes. They are incredibly costaud (strong) and macho but they are also incredibly short in general. They may have spent all their lives milking cows, but they certainly didn't drink the milk themselves!
A man on a flight to Chicago suddenly found himself having an urgent need to use the bathroom. He headed over to the men’s room, nervously tapping his foot on the floor of the aircraft. Each time he tried the door, it was occupied. A stewardess noticed his predicament and told him, “I’ll...
From first date to first interview and everything in between – the stress of making a good first impression is all too real. Even for the most social butterflies, meeting someone new can so often be stressful. We want to be charming, friendly and witty, but can never be quite sure how our new acquaintance will […]
This iconic photograph by LIFE magazine photojournalist J. R. Eyerman turned 60 this past week. Shot at the Paramount Theater in Hollywood in 1952, the
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When Chris Hemsworth, recognized as an invincible superhero and an A-list Aussie-family bro, confronted a genetic revelation, it left a profound impact on all of us. In a recent interview, the jacked superhero discussed his susceptibility to Alzheimer’s disease exposing a vulnerability not found on the fantastic realm of Asgard. He also shared the measures he’s undertaking to combat this potential threat.
Throughout my time on this big, turning rock, I’ve had the incredible privilege to be surrounded by strong, passionate, intelligent women. With their own spectacular uniqueness, these inspiring female forces of all different ages have shown me time and time again the importance of living life by your own rules. Letting go of societal pressures, forgetting […]
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Photographer Henry Grossman gives "CBS This Morning: Saturday" a sneak peek at some of the images in his book, "Places I Remember: My Time with The Beatles"
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All the things you should not EVER do if you're visiting Scotland : because Scottish people absolutely HATE them (and you'll look a bit stupid...)
With a serrated knife in one hand and a cutting board in the other, I was about to begin my first day as a line cook at one of the most exclusive restaurants in New York City. My first task? Slicing around eight loaves of She Wolf Bakery’s sourdough for service that night. I thought this job would be a piece of cake. Wrong. Not long after getting started, my arm felt like it was ready to fall off my sweat-covered body.
