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    Balcony gets only morning sunlight? These 5 exotic plants can still turn it into a lush green haven

    A balcony that receives only morning sunlight can still become a lush, exotic garden with the right plants. Varieties such as Calathea Orbifolia, Alocasia Polly, Anthurium crystallinum, Maranta Red Prayer Plant and Begonia maculata prefer bright, indirect light and can benefit from gentle morning rays. With proper drainage, humidity, watering and protection from harsh afternoon sun, these striking foliage plants can thrive in limited sunlight.

    South actresses meet 1980s AI photo trend: Samantha Ruth Prabhu to Trisha to Sai Pallavi, netizens reimagine as vintage 80s heroines using latest AI prompt

    A new AI trend is turning favourite stars into 1980s-style heroes and heroines. South Indian actresses including Samantha Ruth Prabhu, Trisha, Tamannaah Bhatia and Sai Pallavi have been featured in the trend. The AI images capture retro fashion and classic campus settings, complete with high-waisted jeans and big hairstyles. Scroll down to take a look!

    Yayoi Kusama's last show opens without her: Amsterdam unveils new Infinity Mirrored Room in tribute to the artist who died at 97

    A major retrospective of Yayoi Kusama's work opens at Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum. This exhibition serves as a posthumous tribute to the artist who died at ninety-seven. Kusama's seven-decade career is celebrated through diverse artistic mediums and installations. The show features her signature polka dots and immersive mirrored rooms. This exhibition is the final stop of a European tour which outlived her.

    In 2009, Jacksonville sank the former Coast Guard tender Spike in 100 feet of water; one year later, a REEF diver counted 16 fish species, up from just 6

    An ex-Coast Guard ship now stands as an artificial reef, drawing the attention of vibrant marine life. At first, the submerged metal hull was sparsely populated, but within just a year, it transformed into a bustling ecosystem brimming with various fish and invertebrate species. These advanced artificial reefs are crucial in enhancing fish biodiversity and offer a promising avenue for the restoration of marine habitats.

    He spent 16 years alone on one of world’s most remote islands: With two cats, chickens, a radio and basic supplies, this New Zealand sailor built a life in complete solitude

    Tom Neale spent an incredible 16 years living alone on Suwarrow Atoll, growing his own food and repairing shelters with resources available on the island. After he left the atoll due to health problems, Suwarrow was declared a national park, helping protect its rich wildlife and fragile marine environment from development. Neale's former home remains as a reminder of his extraordinary life of solitude.

    Yayoi Kusama Death Reason: Japanese avant-garde artist known for her iconic polka dots dies at 97, museum says she painted until her final days

    Yayoi Kusama, the iconic Japanese artist known for her vibrant polka-dot paintings and immersive installations, has passed away at the remarkable age of ninety-seven. Since her relocation to New York in 1957, she became a pivotal figure in the experimental art movement. Despite challenging circumstances in Japan, Kusama flourished in her creativity from a psychiatric hospital, ultimately achieving international acclaim and impressive market value for her work.

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