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Interview with Chilean director Jorge Lopez Sotomayor

4 days ago | meer.com | Utkarsha Kesarkar

In an intimate interview, acclaimed Chilean filmmaker Jorge Lopez Sotomayor shares his remarkable journey from teenage director to visionary filmmaker, revealing his passion for storytelling and his ambitious new project that bridges Chile and India. Jorge Lopez Sotomayor's filmmaking career began at the tender age of 16 when the United Nations selected him as one of three students to create a film about university life. When his classmates hesitated, Sotomayor enthusiastically volunteered.
Exploring the Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas, Texas

5 days ago | meer.com | Ana Kieu

Dallas, whose population is 1.3 million as of 2020, isn’t the largest city in Texas. Houston, whose population is 2.3 million as of 2020, is the largest city in Texas. However, Dallas’ primary airport, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), is the largest airport in Texas and the second largest airport in the United States, trailing just Denver (DEN) International Airport in Denver, Colorado.
Lita Albuquerque: memories of Tunisia and the color blue

6 days ago | meer.com | Noelle Newell

I had the pleasure of speaking with Lita Albuquerque, renowned for her contributions to the Light and Space and Land Art Movements. She was born in Santa Monica, California, in 1946 and raised during her formative years in Carthage, Tunisia, and Paris, France. Lita's childhood memories in Tunisia are an ongoing source for her art.
A quiet retreat in St. Barts: the peace of Le Toiny

1 week ago | meer.com | Remy Blumenfeld

Driving over the hill from the airport, past the designer boutiques of Gustavia and the buzz of St. Jean, it’s hard to imagine that somewhere on this small island, peace still exists. But turn off the main road and head toward the remote Anse de Toiny, and you find it. The pace slows, the noise fades, and the rhythm of Le Toiny begins. I spent three days here on a solo retreat of sorts—part reset, part research—and found the experience quietly remarkable.
Most anticipated summer blockbuster movies of 2025

1 week ago | meer.com | Gilby Santos

Summer blockbusters might not always be my go-to genre, but there’s something undeniably thrilling about the spectacle, the hype, and the sheer ambition of these cinematic events. Whether it’s the fantastic visuals, the return of beloved franchises, or the promise of an unforgettable popcorn experience, I can’t help but get caught up in the excitement.
Exploring Calvillo, Aguascalientes

1 week ago | meer.com | Jane Simon Ammeson

In Aguascalientes, a small state north of Mexico City, we follow the dusty roads as they wind and twist up and down, passing through small villages and towns and then back into the high plains desert framed by the Sierra Fria and the Sierra del Laurel mountains.
Kashmir flashpoint on the boil again

2 weeks ago | meer.com | KM Rakesh

India and Pakistan are back in global focus as the two South Asian nuclear-armed neighbors following a deadly terror attack in the Indian union territory Kashmir, where Muslim terrorists shot and killed 26 men, most of them Hindu tourists out on a summer break. Four militants from The Resistance Front, a little-known offshoot of the proscribed terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba, picked Hindu men from tourists who had come from various parts of India to the picturesque Kashmir Valley.
From deck to dinner: a Sardinian story

3 weeks ago | meer.com | Marcella Martinelli |Trausti Thor Sverrisson

They say you need three essentials in life: a good doctor, a sharp suit, and a reliable lawyer. But perhaps it’s worth adding three more—less practical, maybe, but just as grounding: a satisfying meal, a boat that evokes freedom, and a quiet hotel where you can hear yourself think. On the northern tip of Sardinia, near Palau, all three come together, tucked into the coastline as if they have always belonged there. It’s not the place that draws attention with flair or noise.
10 ways to stay focused

3 weeks ago | meer.com | Cecilia Durán Mena

Modernity and fast-paced life pose a great challenge for us: to stay focused. We live in such dizzying ways that we go from one topic to another, from one pending to the next, from one task to another, and get distracted. It is very common to realize that we do not achieve our goals not because of a lack of resources, intelligence, or energy, but because we have lost our way and lost focus.
Meeting the shadow: understanding our dark side

3 weeks ago | meer.com | Andrés Castellano Ballestero

Months ago, I read Meeting the Shadow: The Hidden Power of the Dark Side of Human Nature by Connie Zweig and Jeremiah Abrams. Why? Because, like most people, I have this weird tendency to sabotage myself and react in ways I don’t fully understand. I figured this book would help me understand myself better, especially when it comes to the parts I’d rather not admit exist. And let me tell you—this book did NOT disappoint.