Nestled in the picturesque mountains, Appalachian communities have a strong sense of identity, shaped by traditions such as bluegrass music, crafts, and close-knit family ties. However, economic hardships, limited access to educational opportunities, and a history of resource extraction industries have contributed to pockets of poverty in the region.
‘The Darlene Chronicles’ stands as an insightful observational documentary capturing the journey of a family residing in this region, navigating the challenges of financial adversity among others since 1971. Read More...
There is no one gene that determines a person’s sexual orientation, but genetics — along with environment — play a part in shaping sexuality, a massive new study shows.
Researchers analyzed DNA from hundreds of thousands of people and found that there are a handful of genes clearly connected with same-sex sexual behavior. The researchers say that, although variations in these genes cannot predict whether a person is gay, these variants may partly influence sexual behavior. Read More...
McKinley RodgersZoe Carter-Mackay walked herself down the aisle when she married James DumbellKensington Palace described the news that Meghan Markle's father may not walk her down the aisleas a "deeply personal moment" for the actress.
But while Ms Markle may not have opted for this break with tradition, an increasing number of women are choosing not to be "given away" by their parents.
Zoe Carter-Mackay, who walked herself down the aisle, says that before getting married she and her husband-to-be asked themselves which traditions " Read More...