In 2007, the role of Walter White had already been turned down by John Cusack and Matthew Broderick before it reached Bryan Cranston, and...
The Untold Casting Story Behind Breaking Bad’s Walter White
Before Bryan Cranston famously transformed into Walter White—a high school chemistry teacher turned methamphetamine kingpin—the role...
Across 37,073 European Research Council applications, the same proposal scored higher with reviewers who shared the applicant’s citizenship and country of work — and...
Homophily in European Research Council Reviews: When Shared Citizenship and Workplace Influence Scores
Reviewers at Europe’s most prestigious research funder, the European Research Council (ERC),...
Psychology suggests people who habitually suppress their emotions may pay a price far beyond feeling worse in the moment — a 12-year study involving...
Understanding Emotional Suppression and Its Long-Term Effects
There is a kind of composure that comes from understanding a feeling, and another that comes from making...
Retirement appears to reshape men’s and women’s social lives in opposite directions. Australian data found retired men spending less time with friends and relatives...
Retirement’s Impact on Social Connections: More Than Just Leaving Work Behind
Retirement marks a significant life transition, but its effects extend beyond the cessation of...
Adults who reach midlife with few close relationships aren’t necessarily cold or antisocial. Long-term research increasingly shows that childhood adversity can leave a decades-long...
Understanding Midlife Social Circles: More Than Just Personality
Seeing an adult with only one or two close relationships often sparks a flood of assumptions. Many...