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Cinematographer Harry Stradling Jr.’s work has spanned decades and genres. In 1973 and 1974, he earned back-to-back Oscar nominations for his work on “1776” and “The Way We Were.” Today, we remember him.

Paintings by El Gato Chimney El Gato Chimney was born in 1981 in Milan, where he currently lives and works. He started his career as a self-taught artist, developing an early interest in graffiti, which made him pursue a successful journey into street art, that he still cites as one of his inspirations, along with steampunk culture and surrealism. As the years went by, his art went through some changes, due to the fact that he acquired both new knowledge and technical skills, and that brought him to an introspective research to depict immaterial things, such as emotions and inner visions. For more visit the artists’ website and   Facebook .  Receive art updates from our Twitter feed posted by Margaret

Paintings by El Gato Chimney El Gato Chimney was born in 1981 in Milan, where he currently lives and works. He started his career as a self-taught artist, developing an early interest in graffiti, which made him pursue a successful journey into street art, that he still cites as one of his inspirations, along with steampunk culture and surrealism. As the years went by, his art went through some changes, due to the fact that he acquired both new knowledge and technical skills, and that brought him to an introspective research to depict immaterial things, such as emotions and inner visions. For more visit the artists’ website and   Facebook .  Receive art updates from our Twitter feed posted by Margaret crss

It’s Friday! What are your plans for the weekend? Visiting any galleries?

It’s Friday! What are your plans for the weekend? Visiting any galleries? crss

It’s Friday! What are your weekend plans?

It’s Friday! What are your weekend plans? crss

If you are an iPhone user, the simplicity and unique style of iPhone must be some of your reasons why you love this phone. Nowadays, phones aren’t just a tool to make emergency phone calls or to touch base with relatives; they’re a sense of identity. They are seemingly glued to the palm of your hands, and people even accessorize them to further display elements of their personality, and give the phone an enhancement in terms of functionality and appearance. This list of iPhone accessories is what you need to take your iPhone use to the next level. 1. Square Jellyfish Jelly Grip Tripod This extremely lightweight tripod is perfect for hands-free use. Whether you’re watching a how-to video and you need to use your hands, or you’re trying to take a family photo, this accessory is a must. It even features a lifetime warranty! Best For: The iPhone User who needs a helping hand. Square Jellyfish Jelly Grip Tripod – $17.49 2. The Great Pyramid Dock This brilliant iPhone dock was in

It’s no surprise that we spend the majority of our waking lives at work. The average person will spend around 90,000 hours at their workplace in their lifetime. When it comes to our health, it isn’t always our main priority especially at work, while we’re sitting at our computers or moving from meeting to meeting. Getting through our daily workload will always be at the forefront of our mind. In Japan, where people work the longest hours – on average 60-70 hours a week – around 10,000 people drop dead at their desks a year, a phenomenon known as “karoshi”. [1] This only highlights the need to look after our health, and one of the most common health issues at the work place is dehydration. It’s incredibly easy to avoid drinking enough water when we’re focused on getting work done or too busy to grab a glass of water. Many of us turn to tea or coffee to stay alert during the day. Yet this is counteractive due to their diuretic effects – in other words, they increase urination and the

Chia seeds are a tiny superfood that pack a big punch. These small, mildly-flavored seeds are packed with antioxidants, support a healthy digestive system, and lower cholesterol. They can even help you shed pounds! Chia seeds have been part of pop culture since the 1980s My first interaction with chia seeds was actually through Chia Pets, terra cotta figurines that sprouted the seeds to give the effect of hair or fur. The seeds come from the Salvia hispanica plant, a member of the mint family. [1] The plant is native to Central America, and the Aztecs and Mayans regularly consumed the seeds as an energy booster. [2] Today, the humble chia seed has taken on a life of its own. Though people still know the seeds in the context of that Chia Pet they bought back in 1982, we now think of them primarily as a health food. Chia seeds have maximum nutritional effect in minimalist packaging Unlike some of the more ostentatious superfoods on the market –the avocados, acai, and cacao– chia