Like many others, Poe was certain the machine couldn't be playing chess under its own power
The Surrealist artist's "pure, vertical, mystical love of cash" led him to advertising
London theater will adapt the iconic television series to capture "American nightmares" past and present
No one is sure how the handwritten scores by Gustav Holst ended up in the archives of the Bay of Plenty Symphonia
Using millions of photos and documents, researchers will reconstruct life on the ISS to see how visitors interact with their tools and each other
Two hundred years after her death, Bath hasn't forgotten about Jane Austen
Social media users have compared the honey-loving bear to Chinese President Xi Jinping
Sister Parish is credited with creating American country style, a recognizable and quirky mix of old and new
A new text messaging service lets users explore the museum’s vast collection
Nothing was ready. But by the end of the first week, more than 100,000 people had visited
The centennial of his birth offers galleries and critics the opportunity to reconsider one of America's most famous painters
"Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power" features iconic works alongside pieces that have long been overlooked by the mainstream
Radiocarbon dating has proved that the site could have been built and used during the lifetime of the revered saint
The legendary coding machine was first unearthed by a mathematician with a careful eye who purchased it for roughly $114
Officials say they want all passengers to feel welcome on the Underground
The human rights activist spent his final years in Chinese custody
Steve Whitmire, who voiced Kermit since Jim Henson’s death in 1990, has departed from the Muppets
100 of the top submissions can now be viewed online
The new Unesco world heritage site spans six caves located in the Swabian Alps in Germany
Eritrean officials lobbied for the designation in a bid to reform their country’s isolationist image
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