For fashion-lovers, half the fun of a runway show is planning ahead. Which pieces will we be adding to our shopping lists in the future? What are next season's hottest trends? And, more importantly, which ones can we start wearing now, before the rest of the world catches on? For spring 2022, the answer to that question is colorblocking — which isn't exactly a new concept, but rather a look that always feels fresh and exciting.

Despite the controversy surrounding his late father, Michael Jackson, the eldest of the Jackson brothers, Prince Jackson, has graduated college with a degree in Business Administration this past Saturday. The 22 year-old attended the reputable Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, despite being known for their demanding admission process. Prince himself faced some backlash back in June when he appeared on Instagram to post a video of him defending his late grandfather's name against haters accusing him of abusing his sons, and Prince's father.

Then, "The Hands Resist Him" reemerged in 2000 when a couple posted the painting for sale on eBay — and claimed, with photographic evidence, that it was haunted. As reported by Vintage News Daily, the sellers claimed that the painting was cursed. According to Dummies, the sellers' children claimed that the figures in the painting were fighting with each other and would move at night, sometimes coming into their room. The Daily Dot adds that in order to put his daughter's mind to rest, the man placed a motion-triggered camera in the room, thinking he'd prove that haunted paintings don't exist.

Researchers confirmed that horses can smell specific odors in human sweat that reflect emotions like fear and happiness, which could open doors to a whole new way of understanding emotion transfer from human to horse, they say.  Takedown request View complete answer on thehorse.com Do horses know if you are afraid? Olfactory-based interspecific recognition of human emotions: Horses (Equus ferus caballus) can recognize fear and happiness body odour from humans (Homo sapiens).

Davis attended the Stowe School before obtaining a medical degree at the School of Clinical Medicine of the University of Cambridge. He completed his residency at Middlesex Hospital, and returned to Cambridge to work at the university hospital. Davis was named reader of clinical psychology in 1950, and began teaching medical psychology in 1958, when he was appointed as Director of the Medical Psychology Laboratory. He left for Bristol University in 1962 and taught there until 1979.