World War I soldiers with bomb (Photo courtesy of Anton Orlov)
A collector of vintage photography equipment got an extra bonus when he picked up a French camera at an antique store: never-before-seen images circa World War I France.
Anton Orlov details the story of the lucky find on his blog the Photo Palace, where all of the eight photos from the Jumelle Belllieni stereoscopic camera can be seen.
World War I photos found inside antique camera
2013 Oscar Nominations Announcement
"Lincoln" leads the pack, but "Pi" took a surprisingly big slice of the nominations for the 85th annual Academy Awards. Actress Emma Stone and Oscars show host Seth MacFarlane announced the noms Thursday morning in Beverly Hills, and some smaller, little-seen films were recognized while many blockbuster hits got ignored.
7 Fashion Trends We Hope Disappear in 2013
Tue, 8 Jan, 2013 5:28 PM ESTPhoto by: Menu de ModaOmbre + Dip-Dyed HairThe time has come and passed for ombre hair -- only because it was so big in 2012 that it's almost overdone. And although plenty of celebs (and non-celebs) had fun with neon dip-dyed hair (a colorful ombre, if you will), I'm hoping it's out of everyone's system by now.
Most Stressful Jobs for 2013
When was the last time you heard someone say: "I am soooo stressed out right now?"Three minutes ago, right?
Nearly three-fourths (73 percent) of workers are stressed out by at least one thing at work, according to a recent work-stress survey by Harris Interactive for Everest College.
Of course, not all job stress was created equal. CareerCast is out with its list of the Most Stressful Jobs for 2013 … and the Least Stressful Jobs.
Wide Screen’s 10 movie picks for 2013
Jessica Chastain in Columbia Pictures'
It's January, which means that the Hollywood awards season is just around the corner. And while you may still be playing catch up with all of 2012's movies, it's 2013 - there's a whole new year of movies to look forward to. Here are ten films that Wide Screen will be watching very closely this year.
New Year's resolution trips
We all know the life cycle of a New Year’s resolution: a dream in December, a fresh start in January…and a broken promise by February.
But travel isn’t exercise. Or dieting. It’s transformative and fun. Whether it’s the trip of a lifetime or just a long weekend away, travel gets you out of the daily routine and offers a new perspective. Even better, you can combine your trip with another resolution.TRAVEL + LEISURE
Money tips for Canadians in 2013
Whether you’re in university, packing school lunches for your own kids, or not far off from retirement, there are ways for people at all life stages to make the year ahead a financially healthy one.
“It’s never too late to make a plan,” says Jeffrey Schwartz, executive director of Consolidated Credit Counseling Services of Canada.
To eliminate or reduce debt in the New Year, Schwartz offers these tips:
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