Author name: Sheryl Carpente

A decade after the dress, we’ve learned a lot about how people could see a simple image so differently from one another. The dress is of particular interest to me as a researcher who studies differences in perception and cognition between individuals. – Slate (MSN) Source link

Surveys show it’s by far the most popular color worldwide. Not only is blue beloved of artists and designers, it’s referenced in the titles of countless books, songs, poems, and essays.  (No one ever writes monographs, or even songs, about orange or green.) – T — The New York Times Style Magazine Source link

A man sitting two seats away from me at the West Newton Cinema is sobbing, again. His long gray beard flows in convulsing waves to his shoulders. He, like me, is sitting alone here in this art deco-style theater not far from Boston. We are now in the third hour of the director’s cut of

Spending a night at the Port Authority Bus Terminal is the last thing many New Yorkers want to do. But there’s a new reason to reconsider: Hidden behind an unmarked door between an Irish pub and a Dunkin’ Donuts in the south wing is the Hidden Jewel Box Theater, which has been quietly selling out