Mars

• The limited-edition vehicle pays homage to the first run of adventure vans made by Storyteller Overland back in 2018.
• When Storyteller Overland began operations in 2018 in Birmingham, Alabama, its adventure vans built on the Mercedes-Benz® Sprinter platform had a Selenite Grey Metallic body with the classic Storyteller orange sunset pinstriping along the side.
• In celebration of five years manufacturing adventure vehicles for adventure enthusiasts all over the country, Storyteller Overland is bringing back this color scheme for a limited-edition "Retro OG MODE" model.
• As the team at Storyteller Overland reflects on the past five years, there is much to be proud of.

• UNIQUE INSTINCT is an expansion of the INSTINCT exhibition that first premiered in Paris, France.
• In May 2022, ROYAL CANIN® debuted the INSTINCT Exhibition highlighting the work of photographers Tim Flach, Alexander Crispin, Eric Isselée and Dan Burn-Forti.
• Now titled "UNIQUE INSTINCT," the exhibition includes a sneak peek at Royal Canin's upcoming campaign that further highlights the incredibly unique abilities and characteristics of canines and felines.
• In addition to the photography collection, UNIQUE INSTINCT will also feature photographs from two winners selected from the ROYAL CANIN® Photography Awards.

• With the help of TEMPTATIONS Creamy Purrrr-ée treats , cats won't be able to resist setting their cool attitudes aside and join their cat parents for holiday fun, like capturing that memorable holiday family portrait singing carols, or gift giving.
• The irresistibility and lickable format of the tasty treats make it the purrrfect tool to hold cats' attention to join in on any of your favorite holiday traditions.
• "We know that getting cats into the holiday spirit can be a challenge, so we found a way to make it – quite literally – a treat.
• To learn more about the TEMPTATIONS brand or to purchase TEMPTATIONS Creamy Purrrr-ée treats, visit TemptationsTreats.com or follow the brand on Instagram , TikTok , Facebook and Twitter .

• Nonetheless, the show consistently rewards both sets of viewers by brilliantly blurring the line between reality and alternate history.
• It tells a compelling story wherein the Soviet Union beat the US to land on the Moon and, consequently, the space race never ended.
• For All Mankind begins in an Apollo era transformed by the inclusion of women, characters of colour and LGBTQ+ protagonists.

Astronaut fiction

• For All Mankind mines a rich vein of astronaut screen fiction, starting with the now-forgotten black-and-white TV show Men Into Space (1959).
• Science and fiction blurred in countless pulp tales, B-movies, magazine features, novels and comics.
• David Bowie sang about a “space oddity” in 1969 (later covered by astronaut Chris Hadfield, who filmed the first music video in space), while in 1977, Star Trek actress Nichelle Nichols was tasked by Nasa with recruiting a more diverse field of astronaut candidates.

Nixon’s women

• The stereotypical all-American hero, the show says, is likely prone to anger-management issues, substance abuse and infidelity.
• In their place, the series uses an alternate history to reconstruct a better, more inclusive and even more diverse vision of Nasa.
• In the third episode of season one, set in the 1970s, Nasa seeks to counter Russia’s landing of a woman on the moon by recruiting women pilots of its own.
• It encapsulates what makes For All Mankind potentially the greatest show on television right now: meaningful human tales told against an interplanetary backdrop.

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Val Nolan does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment.