August 2025 – What We Shared This Month

Welcome to the August 2025 archive. Here you’ll find a quick look at the four posts that went live last month. We kept it short and useful, so grab a coffee and see what might help you today.

Top Picks from August

Best Sites to Sell Movie Posters (2025) – If you have a collection of film art, this guide compares eBay, eMoviePoster, Whatnot, Etsy, and a few auction houses. It breaks down fees, how fast you can get money, and tips to avoid scams. The goal is to get you the best price without a headache.

Why Does Kendall’s Face Look Different? – Fans keep asking if the model has had work done. This post walks through makeup tricks, camera angles, lighting, filters, and natural changes that can make a face look new. No drama, just facts to clear up the rumor mill.

Pain Relievers: Ingredients, Side Effects, and Risks – Curious about what’s inside the pills you reach for? We list common ingredients like acetaminophen and ibuprofen, explain how they work, and flag the side effects you should watch. Knowing this helps you use pain meds safely.

Pharmacogenetics Explained – Your genes can change how you react to medication. This article explains the basics of gene‑drug interactions, why personalized medicine matters, and simple steps to talk to a doctor about it.

Why These Topics Matter

Even though Scruffy City focuses on indie film, our readers also care about everyday practical info. Selling movie posters lets collectors turn a hobby into cash, while the health pieces give quick answers to common questions. Both help you make smarter choices, whether you’re budgeting for a film project or taking a pill.

Each post follows a clear pattern: a short intro, a list of the main points, and a few pro tips you can apply right away. For the poster guide, you’ll learn which platform has the lowest commission and how to write a listing that catches buyers. The Kendall article gives you three lighting tricks to test at home, so you can see why a photo looks different. The pain reliever piece includes a quick chart of the most common side effects, perfect for a fast health check. And the pharmacogenetics write‑up ends with three questions to ask your pharmacist about gene‑based dosing.

If you missed any of these posts when they first dropped, the archive lets you read them in full. Just click the titles to dive deeper. We update the archive each month, so check back for more tips, film news, and useful how‑tos.

Got a topic you want us to cover? Drop a comment or send us a note. We love hearing what matters to you, whether it’s about film festivals, collectibles, or health hacks. Stay tuned for September’s lineup!