Ferry Romance: Kerry Cox and Hitomi's Love Story
Kerry Cox met Hitomi on a ferry in 1983, sparking a decades-long love story that overcame language barriers, family disapproval, and years of separation before their marriage in 1990.
Category : Cultural Diversity
Older Australians Redefine Love Beyond Traditional Marriage
Australian women over 50 are increasingly seeking companionship without cohabitation, challenging cultural narratives that frame romance as exclusively youthful. Research reveals grey divorce rates are rising as expectations about happiness and fulfillmen
Matthew Kelly Critiques Wokeness in Modern Culture Interview
Actor Matthew Kelly discusses his views on wokeness, cancel culture, and societal changes in a revealing interview, sparking debate on cultural sensitivity and free speech.
Blind Date: Cupcake in a World of Muffins
A heartwarming blind date story where friends adore her unique charm, described as a cupcake in a world of muffins, highlighting personal connections.
British Stoicism: Embracing Dreadful Weather Conditions
An exploration of Britain's unique cultural stoicism in celebrating its notoriously awful weather, from historical roots to modern-day social rituals.
Ramadan 2026: Winter Fast Times and Timetable Details
Ramadan 2026 begins in mid-winter, offering shorter fasting periods of 11-13 hours. Learn the predicted start dates, prayer times, and key differences from summer fasts.
Pride Flag Reinstated at Stonewall National Monument
The iconic Pride flag has been officially reinstated at the Stonewall National Monument in New York City, marking a significant victory for LGBTQ+ rights and historical preservation after a period of controversy.
Ramadan 2026: Split Start Dates for UK and Saudi Fasting
Astronomers predict Ramadan 2026 may begin on different days in the UK and Saudi Arabia due to moon sighting challenges, with fasting potentially starting on February 18 or 19.
Olivia Colman's Gender Identity Remarks Spark Debate
Olivia Colman's comments about identifying as a gay man have ignited controversy in British media, highlighting ongoing debates about gender fluidity and identity expression in contemporary culture.
Angus Taylor Meme Goes Viral in UK Political Culture
A meme featuring Australian politician Angus Taylor has unexpectedly gone viral in the UK, sparking widespread discussion and humor across social media platforms.
MAGA Outrage Over Bad Bunny's Spanish Super Bowl Performance
Conservative commentators attacked Bad Bunny's Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime show, revealing deep cultural anxieties about America's growing Hispanic population and linguistic diversity.
9/11 Terror Attack Forged a Relationship: 'He Was All I Wanted'
A personal account of how the September 11 attacks in New York crystallised love for a couple, transforming doubt into unwavering commitment amidst tragedy.
Monks' Peace Walk Across America Moves Observers to Tears
A 2,300-mile Buddhist peace pilgrimage from Texas to Washington DC has drawn crowds across America, offering a message of loving-kindness that moved one observer to tears during a brief encounter in North Carolina.
Single on Valentine's Day: A New Perspective
Discover how one writer's first single Valentine's Day since 1994 turned into a joyful celebration with family and friends, challenging commercial norms.
Man's Life 'Misery' Over Jeffrey Epstein Lookalike Issue
Rifat Ozdemir from Turkey says constant mistaken identity for disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein has caused public harassment and distress in his daily life.
Minnesotan Nurse Saved Refugee Family's Life
Rathana Chea recounts how nurse Sandra Evenson helped his Cambodian refugee parents survive, leading to an emotional reunion 40 years later in Sydney.
Bad Bunny Super Bowl Show Sparks Political Debate
Bad Bunny's historic Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime performance ignites political controversy amid Trump-era immigration policies, with fans embracing it as cultural resistance.
Australia's Rudeness: A Cultural Shift Examined
A new report suggests Australia may be experiencing a decline in social etiquette, with experts debating whether this reflects a broader cultural shift or temporary trends.
Black History Month: Real Resistance Needed
A critical look at Black History Month in the UK, arguing it must move beyond symbolic gestures to address systemic racism and foster genuine resistance.
40-Year Love Story Rekindled After Facebook Message
Gabby Amadio and Russell lost touch for decades after high school, but a Facebook message in 2025 sparked a reconnection that led to love and a proposal.
Why Britain Should Ban Excessive Thank You Culture
A critique of Britain's endless thank you culture, exploring how automatic politeness loses meaning and creates social and environmental costs.
Winter Blues Spark Homesickness for US Weather and Roundabouts
A writer reflects on English winter misery, homesickness for extreme US weather, and the surreal collision of worlds as his American hometown gets its first roundabout.
London's Inclusive Ramadan Movement Faces Venue Threat
A vibrant, inclusive Ramadan movement led by young London Muslims faces uncertainty as key venue Ramadan Space loses its location, threatening community-building efforts.
Dad's Nighttime Hair Salon for Daughters Goes Viral
A Black father's nightly routine of styling his daughters' hair in a makeshift barbershop-salon has captured hearts online, sparking conversations about parenting and cultural pride.
King III: Words Shape Indigenous Australian Opportunities
Civil rights leader Martin Luther King III argues that Australia's narratives about Indigenous peoples profoundly impact opportunity, belonging, and national character during Sydney visit.
Palenqueras: African Heritage in Cartagena, Colombia
The Palenqueras of Cartagena, Colombia, embody a vibrant black community with deep African roots, preserving unique cultural traditions and identity.
The 'Soft No': How to Politely Decline Invitations
Learn the subtle art of the 'soft no'—a gentle, non-committal way to decline social invitations without causing offence or resorting to outright lies.
Ramadan 2026 UK: Winter Dates & Shorter Fasting
Ramadan 2026 is expected to begin in the UK on February 17 or 18, bringing shorter fasting hours of around 11 hours due to its winter occurrence.
London LGBTQ History Month 2026 Events Guide
Explore London's LGBTQ History Month events for February 2026, honouring heroes who overcame stigma. From museum trails to queer art nights, discover celebrations across the capital.
Muslim New Yorkers Transform City's Culture and Politics
From art and food to politics, Muslim creatives are driving a cultural renaissance in New York, with figures like Zohran Mamdani leading a historic shift in the city's landscape.
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