Film Discussion on Instagram: "In a fascinating throwback to 2003, Diane Keaton and writer-director Nancy Meyers delve into the heart of Something's Gotta Give and the surprising dynamics between love, age, and vulnerability. As Jack Nicholson shares his unexpected preference for the illustrious Keaton over the younger Amanda Peete, it stirs a thought-provoking discussion on intimacy and the complexities of later-life romance. The candid moments reveal a refreshing perspective on love that trans

Inside History on Instagram: "Follow (us) @InsideHistory to learn something NEW everyday 🧠💫 Best commercial EVER 💀 To demonstrate the stunning realism of their Ultra HD displays, LG Chile, in collaboration with Grupo Link, staged an unforgettable hidden camera prank. They replaced the window of a high-rise office with an 82-inch Ultra HD screen and invited unsuspecting job applicants in for interviews. Partway through, the “view” outside showed a massive meteor hurtling toward the city—comple

Inside History on Instagram: "Follow (us) @InsideHistory to learn something NEW everyday 🧠💫 What a Great Company ❤️ In 2016, Japanese frozen dessert maker Akagi Nyugyo released a now-legendary one-minute TV commercial to apologize for a price increase on its beloved Garigari-kun ice pops. The price hike? Just 10 yen — from 60 to 70 yen — and their first in 25 years. Yet, the company took it seriously. The ad featured the president, chairman, and employees standing solemnly as they bowed deeply

Explaining on Instagram: "Follow (us) @Explaining to learn something NEW every day 🧠‼️ Jim Carrey, who has long regarded Jerry Lewis as a comedic hero, made a memorable visit to Lewis in April 2016 — about 16 months before Lewis’s death in August 2017.  At Lewis’s 90th birthday celebration held at New York’s Friars Club, Carrey quoted a joke that Lewis had once made — one that Lewis had seemingly forgotten he ever uttered. When Carrey repeated it to him, Lewis burst into laughter, reportedly l

Beyondthe Radar on Instagram: "🌑💥 Have you ever seen an asteroid slam into the Moon? A strange object was captured streaking through space before striking the lunar surface. Scientists say it was most likely a space rock or asteroid — since the Moon has no atmosphere to burn meteors up, every impact hits at full speed, leaving behind craters that last billions of years. This spectacular image, captured by NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, shows the aftermath of one such strike — a fresh sca