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The Diet Culture
In recent years, fashion trends have shifted rapidly. Towards the end of 2025, a new trend began to spread with full force: extreme thinness. The extremely visible collar bones, low-rise silhouettes and sharp cheekbones have become everyone's desire. But this diet culture has more depth to it than people imagine. Thinness has always been cyclical in the fashion industry. In the 1990s, the dominant aesthetic was the “heroin chic”, which was led by models such as Kate Moss..
Feb 274 min read


An Iconic Night: The Grammys That Had Everyone Talking
From “ICE Out” speeches to shocking performances and historic wins, a night that reshaped the Grammys Last Sunday, February 1st, one of the world’s most-watched music award shows, the Grammys, took place at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, airing live on HBO at 21:30 Brasília local time. The night was packed with unforgettable moments: political statements, sharp jokes about current events, surprise appearances, tributes to late artists, and historical performances. Fro
Feb 275 min read


The Latino Takeover of the Grammys
The 68th Annual Grammy Awards just happened this past weekend and it was a big win for the Latino community worldwide. In this edition of the award ceremony, several latino artists gained recognition for their incredible role in music and popular culture in 2025. Furthermore, several award winners decided to raise awareness to the mistreatment of the community in their speeches. One of the artists who gained special recognition is Lefty Gunplay, who, along with Kendrick Lam
Feb 273 min read


AI in Art: Are We Slowly Erasing the Joy of the World?
Just the other day, I overheard two of my teachers talking about turning themselves into superheroes from Marvel comics. Intrigued by the unusual topic, I continued to listen to one tell the other how, by putting their pictures into ChatGPT, the generator would create an image of them as one of their characters. Much to their disappointment, the app was unable to capture their distinctive features, and the end result turned out so bland that it could represent any other pers
Feb 272 min read


Is fashion political?
“Your clothes are the most political choice that you make everyday” is a famous quote said by Sage Paul, an award-winning fashion designer and the Artistic Director of Indigenous Fashion Arts. This quote raises the question if fashion and politics are linked, and if fashion is not just about style, but a reflection of values. The truth is that fashion and politics are deeply intertwined. Fashion has always been much more than clothes and trends; it serves as a form of powerfu
Feb 272 min read


Before Christmas Was Christmas: Get to Know The Origins of Our Traditions
We are finally heading into December, so toss out your pumpkins and skeletons and dust off your trees and mistletoes — Christmas season has finally arrived. As we move towards the end of the year, the sound of holiday songs starts to flood the streets, malls start to crowd with eager family members buying gifts, and all products on supermarket shelves get replaced by panettone. Oh, how good it feels to be back to the best time of the year! Holiday spirit has truly started to
Dec 2, 20255 min read


Hanukkah, the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem
This holiday issue could not be complete without the mention of a beautiful event, celebrated by a variety of members of our EABH community: Hanukkah. The word Hanukkah - sometimes spelled Chanukah - means “dedication” in Hebrew. According to the Hebrew calendar, Hanukkah is an eight-day festival celebrated by the Jewish community around November or December. This holiday celebrates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. During the second century BCE, the Sele
Dec 2, 20252 min read


Christmas Traditions In Different Cultures
In the world, many different cultures celebrate the festive season in unison. Different cultures, however, have their own ways of celebrating this holiday. Here are some countries that have unique customs during the holiday season. In Japan, there is a unique yet fun tradition around the end of the year, and that is to eat fried chicken. This began when the American fast-food giant KFC launched a major campaign to enter the Japanese market during the holiday season. It was s
Dec 2, 20252 min read


Christmas: The holiday that reunites what the year had set apart
According to Britannica, the atheist definition of Christmas is “a secular family holiday observed around late December that focuses on traditions … emphasizing themes of generosity and goodwill.” In other words, it is a time to spread love and compassion. However, what if we mistake this time as an excuse for reuniting,ignoring conflicts, and pretending to care? Every year friends and families get together along decorated houses and exchange gifts, acting like everything is
Dec 2, 20253 min read


More Than Just a Holiday: Black Awareness Day
Recently, in December 2023, a law was ratified, making Black Awareness Day an official Brazilian national holiday. November 20th marks one of the most significant dates in the long lasting and resilient fight against oppression experienced by the black community in Brazil. It is celebrated in honor of Zumbi dos Palmares, the leader of Quilombo dos Palmares , a settlement of free and escaped enslaved people in the northwestern region of the country, during the late 1600’s. Al
Dec 2, 20252 min read


The Origin of Santa Claus
Christmas is a celebration of Jesus Christ’s birthday. If that's the case, how does Santa fit into the narrative? Santa Claus is known for being a symbol of Christmas: a cheerful old man with red clothes that brings gifts to children who’ve behaved well throughout the year. However, he has not always been portrayed as such. The name “Santa” comes from Saint Nicholas, a Greek bishop born 280 AD in the region that is now Turkey. Nicholas came from a wealthy family and rece
Dec 2, 20252 min read


EABH’s Halloween: One of the Most Acclaimed Events EABH Hosts Yearly
Every year, EABH hosts a Halloween Party in which Parents, Students, and Guests are invited to attend. In order for such to attend, they must secure their tickets, which are commonly sold through a platform called Sympla. However, EABH always announces clearly how you can attain your tickets through announcements in Google Classroom, Instagram posts, announcements on WhatsApp groups, and even Wednesday What. And this year it couldn't be any different. Every significant inform
Oct 29, 20252 min read


Is “The Life of a Show Girl” Taylor Swift's Downfall?
Taylor Swift is a well-known international popstar with an outstanding and lasting career that conquered many fans around the globe. She is best known for her lyricism, and according to her fans, she is a lyrical genius, often praised for music's storytelling and emotional depth. As one of the best-selling musicians of all time, Taylor Swift inevitably faces criticism, something she has experienced since her debut album in 2006. . Taylor Swift has been in the industry for 19
Oct 27, 20253 min read


Do modern movies and shows represent teenagers realistically?
The teenagers shown in Hollywood are far from realistic. They’re played by adults, written by adults, and designed for adults to watch. Although some of the most popular TV shows are about teenagers, they still aren't accurately portrayed. Shows like Outerbanks , Gossip Girl , or The Summer I Turned Pretty are extremely popular, appealing to both adult and teenage audiences, but they misrepresent teenagers. The widespread lack of representation leads to stereotypes and insec
Oct 27, 20252 min read


Vale Tudo: A Classic Returns Stronger Than Ever
More than thirty years later, Vale Tudo is back, and it feels like Brazilians have traveled back in time. The remake of the telenovela, aired by Globo since March of 2025, has been captivating both those who watched the original version and those who are discovering it for the first time. It is intriguing, but also remarkable, that a story created in 1988 remains so relevant in 2025. It makes us wonder: Why does a plot about power, ambition, and morality still hold our atten
Oct 27, 20252 min read


All Nobel Prize 2025 Winners
The Nobel Prize announcements for this year started on Monday, October 6th, with the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine award. Nobel announcements continued with the physics prize on Tuesday, the chemistry prize on Wednesday, and were followed by the literature prize on Thursday. The Nobel Peace Prize was also announced on Friday, followed by the announcement of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences on October 13th. Category Winners Research area Physiology or Med
Oct 27, 20252 min read
Mirror and Shadows
A mirror waits, Quiet and clear. It shows a face, But never the soul. Shadows may stretch, Lights may face, Yet something true Always remains. Reflections shift, Time moves on, But the heart still holds The story of who we are. It is not about Who we were yesterday, But who we choose To become today.
Sep 29, 20251 min read


Tozan Farm: A Story of Hardship, Hope, and Legacy
Just outside Campinas in São Paulo lies Tozan Farm (formerly Fazenda Monte D’Este), a living statement to the intertwined histories of Brazil and Japan. Founded on November 20th, 1798, as a sugarcane plantation by Floriano de Camargo Penteado, the farm later shifted to coffee cultivation during the 19th century. In 1927, Hisaya Iwasaki, the son of Mitsubishi Group's founder, purchased the land. His goal was to create a model farm that would help Japanese immigrants find succ
May 12, 20253 min read
The Book After
The last page closes It seemed like a door that wasn't ready to be shut. The words still scream, Still echoing that final sound. A new book waits— Quiet and unfamiliar. Still, I reach for it, Because stories don't end; They resonate. I turn the first page, Not letting go— Just moving forward. Before I realized it, I was in a new era, Different from the one before. Not worse, Just different. And sometimes, Just different is enough.
May 5, 20251 min read
Endless Wishes
I wish I could live forever, I wish I had never been born, We all wish for things that are clever, Not knowing the power of what we scorn. I wish for company at all times, I wish to be alone at the end of these lines. It is an interesting pattern of dissatisfaction, But to the things we already have, we don’t feel attraction. Always too blind to notice, Always too proud to admit it— Admit that all of us are too arrogant to appreciate even a little bit, Of what we receive fr
May 5, 20251 min read
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