Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

After years of waiting, Emily had gorgeous triplet daughters. However, her husband aborted them the next day, alleging the babies were abused. As I took in my three daughters, my heart swelled. Sophie, Lily, and Grace were miracles—perfect. I waited years for them, hoping, praying, and waiting.SEE MORE… They were sleeping in their bassinets, their…

Today, we remember and honor the life of Sidney Poitier, the legendary American actor, director, and trailblazer, who passed away on January 6, 2022. Poitier’s groundbreaking career not only redefined Hollywood but also inspired generations with his dignity, talent, and unwavering commitment to social justice.See More… Born on February 20, 1927, in Miami, Florida, and…

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Mercedes McCambridge, the remarkable American actress who passed away on March 2, 2004. Known for her powerful voice, commanding presence, and versatile talent, McCambridge left an indelible mark on film, radio, and television. Her performances continue to inspire generations of actors and audiences alike.See More… Born on…

Today, we remember and honor the beloved American actor Johnny Brown, who passed away on March 2, 2022, at the age of 84. Brown was an unforgettable figure in television and comedy, known for his lively performances, warm humor, and charisma that captivated audiences for decades.See More… Born on June 11, 1937, in Arkansas City,…

On March 2, 1969, Hollywood lost one of its most promising faces — a charismatic actor known for his roles in epic films and television series, winning audiences with his strong screen presence and natural talent. His career was rising quickly, and many believed he was destined to become one of the defining stars of…

Elegance. Talent. Immortality. A Life That Still Inspires Generations. In the history of American performing arts, there are artists whose impact goes beyond fame — whose presence becomes timeless. She was one of those rare figures whose talent, grace, and charisma transcended stage and screen, leaving an unforgettable mark on film, television, and musical theater.…

Elizabeth Magie wasn’t just ahead of her time — she was trying to change it. Inspired by economist Henry George, she believed that land monopolies were destroying American communities. In 1903, she created The Landlord’s Game, a board game with a dual purpose: to show how the economic system of the era was unfair, and…

She captivated audiences with her delicate yet powerful performances, leaving a lasting mark on stage and screen. Her presence brought depth and authenticity to every role she embraced.See more… Sandy Dennis, an American actress celebrated for her Emmy-winning television work and Academy Award-winning film performances, became a symbol of nuanced, emotional acting. Known for her…

One of the most beloved and iconic actors of Western films in Hollywood history became famous for portraying quiet, determined heroes in numerous movies from the 1930s to the 1960s, winning audiences with his calm, upright, and strong screen presence. His unique style as the “strong man of the West” attracted thousands of fans and…

Howard Carter was the British archaeologist who forever entered history with one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time. His name became known worldwide as he dedicated his life to uncovering the secrets of ancient Egypt.See more… In 1922, Howard Carter discovered the nearly untouched tomb of the young pharaoh Tutankhamun, a moment that…