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| Her new artwork has over 120,000 followers on Instagram. |
| One of the major reasons we feel disassociated from history is that it can be hard to relate to people who lived hundreds, let alone thousands, of years ago. |
| Artist Becca Saladin, 29, is bridging that gap by creating modern-looking pictures of historical figures that show us what they’d look like today. |
| “History isn’t just a series of stories, it was real people with real feelings. I think the work brings people a step closer to that.” |
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| The British accents just “hit different.” |
| The Northumberland Zoo in northern England has a great marketing team. |
| With over 184k followers on TikTok, for years they’ve been producing videos where the zoo animals are the stars. |
| (The zoo’s adorable snow leopards always seem to be a surefire hit with the fans!) |
| But for a recent video, Northumberland Zoo flipped the script and put zoo directors Brian and Linda front and center. |
| Then they let some of their younger staffers write the script and cram it full of as much Gen Z slang as possible. |
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| The couple reached out on Twitter just two days before their big day—and it paid off big time. |
| Imagine being able to tell everyone that your wedding also happened to be the world premiere of a song from an intentionally beloved band. Talk about an awesome flex. |
| These bragging rights belong to Paul and Céline Delcloy—all because they asked nicely, by the way. |
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| The viral video is incredibly romantic, in the most unexpected way. |
| When we picture words like “romantic” or “sexy,” we don’t often conjure up an image of two PhD candidates discussing their theses. But one University of Cambridge couple is turning that notion right on its head with an unlikely demonstration of pure love that has people gushing. |
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