Ancient rock art and Robert Smithson's “Spiral Jetty” are poised to become state symbols
Call it pedantic, but comma wars are a thing
Will <i>The Other Side of the Wind</i> live up to its iconic reputation?
From stained mice placenta to an implant in the eye, this year's Wellcome Image Award recipients highlight the beauty of science
Since 1965, the agency has bestowed more than 63,000 humanities-related grants
Unfortunately, there are indications that couples who get married on special dates might not have the same chance of succeeding
A contested hypothesis says the author’s glasses may offer new insight into her death
The "Tower of the Blue Horses" is gone, but not forgotten
South African surfer Chris Bertish spent 93 days paddling 4,050 miles between Morocco and Antigua
A new study has found that sound stimulation at night can lull people into a deep sleep
Although today you might associate its name with staid offerings, the club’s first book was by an openly queer author
The four-day Forum looks into time travel, black America, Poe and other depictions of history in the media
The previous location could not contain the museum’s 33,000 “artifacts”
The Royal College of London performed the Easter Sonata in honor of International Women's Day
For the second time in a row, Gallup-Healthways ranked this Florida city first for overall well-being
Drought and sand-tainted snacks might be the reason for the recent deaths
We still have 1,160 of their letters, written across the years of their marriage
All feline tenants have been evicted
A mysterious plan to steal <i>The Nights of Zayandeh-rood</i> from government archives helped bring the film to a London theater
Released in a new set of books, the 1:1 photos will be used by restorers to restore and assess damage to Michaelangelo's masterpieces
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