Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Joan Collins, 90, looks stunning in this beautiful swimwear picture.
Whatever standard you choose to use, Joan Collins is a living legend. It’s fair to say that as she approaches her 90s, her most glamorous, flashy days are behind her, but that doesn’t mean she has stopped having fun and showcasing her body confidence. Many ‘new’ superstars should take a cue or two from Joan…
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98-year-old mom worried about 80-year-old son, so moves into retirement home to care for him
A mother’s love for her children is eternal, this much has been proven since the dawn of time. The bond between a mom and her offspring is evident across the world, not only in humans, but in the vast majority of animals too. It’s the reason mothers will risk their very lives to protect their…
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Demi Moore makes big move after Bruce Willis’s dementia diagnosis – “Until the very end”
Bruce Willis‘s plight is known to anyone with access to the internet by now, with tributes and messages of support pouring in for him every day. The Hollywood icon retired from acting last year in the wake of a diagnosis of aphasia. Among other things, the condition reportedly impaired his ability to communicate, making it…
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Girls Swimming Team Declines to Compete Against Biological Male Lia Thomas, Says ‘It’s Not Fair’
Swimming, a sport celebrated for its combination of skill, stamina, and discipline, has recently plunged into the depths of a societal debate that transcends the confines of the pool. The recent refusal of an opposing team to compete against Lia Thomas, a transgender woman and an accomplished swimmer, reignites a heated discussion on fairness in…
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Breaking: Elon Musk Adds ‘In God We Trust’ Sign at X’s HQ
In a surprising turn of events, Elon Musk, the tech billionaire known for his pioneering ventures in space exploration and electric vehicles, recently made headlines by placing an “In God We Trust” sign at the headquarters of X (formerly Twitter). This symbolic gesture, while seemingly innocuous, has ignited discussions and debates on the intersection of…
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