Edward Hopper painted people together, yet somehow alone. Empty diners. Quiet hotel rooms. Windows lit at night. His paintings are filled with silence, pauses, and moments where nothing “happens” — and that’s exactly the point. Hopper wasn’t interested in drama. He captured the feeling of being present in the world while emotionally distant from it. His figures rarely interact. They stare out of windows, sit side by side without touching, or exist in spaces that feel too big for them. The loneli

Don Atreides hopped his way into history with his latest submission on Guinness World Records: The Video Game for the Nintendo Wii. No, Don wasn't playing as a rabbit or a kangaroo but as a boy eager to earn immortality with a “Fastest 100 meters on a Space Hopper” record. Although the CPU competition got a jump on Don, he caught up and smoked 'em as well as a 14 year-old record with a fastest time of 14.62 seconds. #nintendowii | Twin Galaxies | Facebook