Peeved that a central public transport option on which I once occasionally relied was no longer in operation, I recently read on the madness that is the mass transit planner. There's a ton of surveys, research and suggestions on what makes for the optimum bus, train and tram

Broadsheet film journalist Tom Shone recently interviewed Christopher Nolan. As he has down the years for two decades. On occasion of the writer-director's latest movie, the lengthy Oppenheimer biopic, becoming unexpected critical and one billion dollar commercial smash. So he knows how the film-maker works. Revealing such intrigue

🚨 Activate the lizard-brain. Give a dopamine hit. Embrace subconscious problem-solving. There's a whole host of advice from neuro- (and pseudo-) scientists telling us how we can make ourselves more prepared, popular and productive when talking with others. Like within the trio of examples up-top, some are great, many

As an added bonus, following last week's post of how veteran English broadcaster Howard Hughes springs to life on-screen, here's insight from when he didn't seem to want to offend a guest. When broadly not quite sure of his research, he uses this self-confessed

More survey clickbait, luckily with a Sales angle (honest!). 🍺 Britons have 546 different words for 'drunk' according to researchers 🍷 Almost any word can be used to mean drunk as long as it ends with an '-ed' 🥃 Britons understand any such 'drunkonym' if it is