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Go shoppingIn our Arts & Culture section, Litro explores the intersections between arts and culture, lifestyle, living and travel. Including Theatre reviews and dispatches from live cultural events from across the globe; with features on forthcoming exhibitions, public art, contemporary artists, and Litro’s own performance series, Litro Live! And everything else in between.
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Remember the problem Norman Bates had at the beginning of Psycho? The Bates Motel was usually vacant. Continue Reading Motels and Past Roads
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Eye contact can ignite passionate feelings, revealing the powerful and often surprising triggers behind the emotion we call love. Continue Reading Love Decoded: Exploring Psychological and Synthetic Affections
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Amidst unfamiliar streets and wary faces, the echo of past grievances resonates deeper than the laughter of reunion. Continue Reading FOR CONSUELO
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Every single activity becomes grace, wisdom, chance, love, pain, loss. There is always someone to root for. Continue Reading Like Gold
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Food is how my father told me he loved me. It is now how I tell others I love them. Continue Reading Pastéis de nata
A sound like the blowing of a violent wind. The LORD is his name. Continue Reading Olympiad
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