Simeon Halligan’s ‘Past Life’ Gets a Limited Theatrical Release
British psychological thriller “Past Life”, directed by Simeon Halligan, opens a limited theatrical run on 20 March 2026 before a digital release on 6 April via Miracle Media. The film features an ensemble cast including Aneurin Barnard, Jeremy Piven, Pixie Lott, Nicholas Farrell and Tim McInnerny, and is set and shot in Manchester. The story follows war reporter Jason, whose PTSD triggers terrifying past‑life visions after a hypnotist session, blurring reality and leading him to hunt a revived serial killer. Halligan’s blend of horror and thriller aims to attract genre fans and expand his reputation beyond the Grimmfest circuit.
3 Strategies to Overcome a Shooting Slump
Athletes across sports often encounter shooting slumps, where goal production drops despite unchanged preparation. The article argues that mindset—not mechanics—is the decisive factor, highlighting three strategies: staying committed to the process, maintaining a shooter identity, and trusting one’s ability. It...
Sulforaphane
Sulforaphane, a sulfur‑rich isothiocyanate found chiefly in broccoli, acts as a potent antioxidant and anti‑inflammatory agent by activating the Nrf2 pathway. Clinical trials have documented up to 34% behavioral improvement in autism spectrum disorder and neuroprotective effects in Alzheimer’s mouse...
What Thinking About Your Process Does for You
The author is hosting a backyard event on March 7 featuring author Lauren Groff promoting her new short‑story collection Brawler, with tickets that include a copy of the book. The gathering is positioned as a unique literary experience in Florida, a...
GLP-1 Drugs Fail to Slow Cognitive Decline in Alzheimer’s Disease
Recent randomized trials testing GLP‑1 receptor agonists such as semaglutide and liraglutide in Alzheimer’s disease patients found no measurable slowing of cognitive decline. Earlier post‑hoc and observational analyses had suggested roughly a 50 % reduction in dementia incidence, raising hopes of...
What Artists Can Learn From User Experience Design
The article draws direct parallels between user experience (UX) design and visual art, showing how principles such as flow, hierarchy, clarity, emotional design, and iteration can sharpen a painter’s, printmaker’s or digital creator’s work. It explains how each UX concept...
Elizabeth Bowen on Jane Austen's Englishness
Elizabeth Bowen argues that Jane Austen embodies the purest form of Englishness, contrasting her work with the broader decline of the English novel after the eighteenth century. She suggests that English writers have treated their nationality as a constraint, while...
#ReadIndies Nonfiction Catch-Up: Ansell, Farrier, Febos, Hoffman, Orlean and Stacey
A new indie nonfiction roundup spotlights five 2025 releases that span nature writing, personal memoir, and rewilding. Neil Ansell’s auditory‑focused wildlife quest, David Farrier’s evolution‑centric environmental treatise, and Melissa Febos’s year‑long celibacy experiment illustrate diverse narrative angles. Julian Hoffman and...
Bridging AI and Sports Science: How Model Context Protocols (MCPs) and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG ) Systems Can Personalize Training
Model Context Protocols (MCPs) provide a standardized bridge that lets large language models pull live athlete data from platforms like AthleteSR, Strava, or Garmin. Retrieval‑Augmented Generation (RAG) layers sport‑science knowledge from textbooks and research into the model’s output, reducing hallucinations....
Pison Perform Review After 515 Tests: This Wearable Tracks Brain Health, Reaction Time, & Decision Speed
Pison Perform is a wrist‑worn wearable that uses medical‑grade electroneurography (ENG) to capture brain‑derived signals and deliver daily scores on reaction time, inhibition control, and sustained focus. After six months of testing, the reviewer recorded a 41.5 ms readiness gain and...