Elizabeth Taylor as Cleopatra in 1963 was the first actress to be paid $1 million for a single movie role

She inspired Catwoman and Snow White, but did you know she also invented, you know, the internet?

The market value of her concept has been estimated at $30 billion, yet Lamarr nor her heirs ever received any royalties.

The extraordinary outpouring after Diana's death revealed a collective longing for leadership that acknowledges our full humanity. It revealed our deep desire for systems that put people—especially children—at the center rather than treating them as accessories to institutional preservation.

the original calendar(s) used to make a whole lot more sense

not surprisingly… like so much else… from Egypt

sunRAY, REIgn, REx, REd, ROyal, RIng, cROwn, tiaRA, RUler, phaROah…

wisdom of the ancients: god in nature, rain, sky

The radical ancient wisdom that could save our future

Using unprecedented access to information to create a better future.

nor created… only transformed. Death is not an end but a return to the mother earth - we are stardust becoming stardust again, seeds planted in her pregnant belly for future lives to grow.

finding treasures in the names of the stars

Uninheriting Silence: active rejection of forced cultural quieting

From Egypt's Horus to Christianity’s Christ, to France's Louis, rulers have deliberately aligned themselves with the imagery of the sun (and sonship) to assert their unquestionable authority.

Surprise! Our modern celebration of Easter is named after a sexy Northern European goddess

Research on the go… unedited. Raw book data so I can come back to it.

The long-lost Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs secretly live within our own script to this day

(or moon or stars…)

Twas the Night Before Solstice <3

a perfect blend of poetry and her-story, to showcase a holiday celebration we can all share together across the world and religions.

Christmas has NOTHING to do with Christ.

Honoring the origin stories that were never given credit, and attempted to be erased by a greedy church.

At the winter solstice; the people of Northern Europe would decorate their homes with evergreen plants. They would burn a large log in a fire. There would also be feasting and drinking. They did this as a reminder that the cold, dark winter wouldn’t last forever.