A Heritage Family Home With a WOW-Factor Architectural Upgrade Interiors by Christina Karras Inside Anna Thomson’s family home. Puku Ottoman by Coco Flip. Grey sofa by Weylandts. Yellow armchair by Jardan. The kitchen island bench faces the floor-to-ceiling glass doors, capturing a perfect view into… Read More »A Heritage Family Home With a WOW-Factor Architectural Upgrade
In connection with my desire to fully keep up with the J-pop industry, I’m planning to do a weekly round-up of any new releases that have caught my ear. Some of these may have been covered on the blog already, but my hope is that… Read More »New & Noteworthy J-pop of the Week (January 4, 2026)
A fact-checked, research-backed guide for anyone who’s tired of being mislabeled. In a culture that equates sociability with constant availability, keeping your circle small is often misunderstood. Preference gets mistaken for pathology. Boundaries get confused with distance. And selectivity gets… The post You’re Not Antisocial… Read More »You’re Not Antisocial – You’re Just Selective About People (And Science Backs It)
Just like last year, I wanted to share my top twenty most-viewed posts for 2025. I find this list an interesting gauge of which acts are popular or buzzy at the moment (at least among netizens who read reviews). There aren’t many surprises, here. The… Read More »The Ten Most Popular BIAS LIST Posts of 2025
Traveling to Europe for the first time is exciting, emotional, and – if I’m honest – slightly overwhelming. New cities, unfamiliar languages, crowded transport, and constant visual stimulation create the perfect conditions for mistakes. Most travel scams don’t rely on… The post First Time in… Read More »First Time in Europe? These Are the Scams You’re Most Likely to Encounter – and How to Recognize Them Instantly