Much more than just a weekend activity, clubbing is part of the cultural fabric of Berlin. An guide to the history, important locations and ideology behind the city's famous nighlife.

As somebody who is very interested in the world of self-help and self-care, both from a research and a personal perspective, I think it needs to be said: there’s a lot of really terrible self-care advice out there. Like, really terrible, insidious advice that sounds like a step in the right direction when it’s actually the opposite. For this article, I rounded up three ideas or concepts that I believe have the worst impact on our overall mental health and well-being.

Sometimes the little things can be the hardest, but most often, they’re the most important things you can do to practice self care in stressful times. Staying hydrated, getting enough sleep on most days, eating healthily and plentifully, and engaging in some type of physical activity that’s both enjoyable and a little challenging - those are the fundamentals you should never compromise on, ever.

If I had to name a stereotype about my country that is 100 percent true, it would be this: German people are really passionate about beer. We drink it, we cook with it, we have federal laws defining what you can and can't put in it, and we have Oktoberfest, the world's largest folk festival, which is basically just lots of people in traditional garments drinking beer out of 34 oz glasses. So yeah - we love the stuff.

Similar to American Psycho, this is a movie that's both super creepy and funny. This is also a movie that nobody expected to turn out as well as it did, so going in without expecting anything will just make the viewing experience even better. The plot is basically this: five friends go to a remote cabin in the woods to relax and party, then bad stuff happens. That all may sound like something you've seen before, but this film is anything but generic; it turns familiar horror tropes upside down i

When it comes to makeup and beauty products, I have two personalities. Person A is the one who desires nothing more than to own a small, carefully-curated collection of beautifully packaged high-end products, arranged on a mirrored tray in a perfectly Instragram-worthy way. Person B is the one who enters the drugstore and exits 10 minutes later with 12 different lipsticks because hey, they were only two bucks each and look at those colors, so fun! Having oscillated between those two personalitie