"Miami Vice" (1984-1990) had some incredible guest stars. (This is not all inclusive, just what could fit given X's time limit for vids). Spare me the "you missed this person" comments.
In 1908, Edvard Munch spent eight months in a psychiatric clinic in Copenhagen.
He couldn't sleep. He heard voices. He'd spent two decades painting anguish — the scream on the bridge, the sickroom, the death.
Three years later, he painted this — a sunrise so wide it barely fits inside its own frame.
He'd just left Dr. Jacobson's clinic when he entered the competition to decorate the University of Oslo's ceremonial hall. The commission: paint enlightenment itself, for a room built to mark a hundred years of the university.
He painted The Sun.
He chose a sunrise over the skerries near Kragerø, where he used to work outdoors.
Not symbolic light — actual light, on a canvas nearly eight meters wide.
"I saw the sun rise above the cliffs — I painted the sun," is all he ever said about it.
Look at it next to The Scream sometime. Same hand. Thirty years apart.
I am stunned by the amount of misinformation on the topic. So here is meteorologist @mikebettes explaining what happened during the Nepal glacial collapse. Listen to experts.
An 8-month-old polar bear cub in Japan has gone viral for his unusual obsession with traffic cones.
He plays with them, stacks them, wears them on his head and even carries them back to his den, turning the unlikely objects into his favorite toys. 🐻❄️❤️
The world’s 8.2 billion people, shown as a single tree map. India and China dominate, Africa is already nearly twice the size of Europe, and Australia barely registers. Source: https://t.co/xYy9Ec1vhi