Baum had a number of careers before he hit it big with 'The Wizard of Oz'
The activist championed “Ms.” as a title that would allow women to be seen independently of their marital status
The Eternal City is always evolving. Now, a new web resource shows how
It took a surprising amount of technological know-how to make the bread that birthed the expression
For residents of Tenochtitlan, rebellion didn’t just happen on the battlefield
In 2010, the arts-and-crafts retailer purchased thousands of cultural artifacts smuggled from Iraq
Fictional character Forrest Gump wasn’t the only one to do it, not by a long shot
Some 3,700 years ago, the relatives were given elaborate burials along the coast of British Columbia
As liquor laws loosen, the “Zion Curtain” may become a thing of the past
It is an exceptional honor reserved for esteemed French citizens
<i>Mapping Paintings</i> makes it easier to figure out an artwork’s chain of ownership
Three texts dealing with charms, spirits, and all other manners of magical practice are now accessible online
Researchers let two neural networks critique each other to create the images
According to astronomer Donald Olson, the brilliant star described in Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage is actually a planet
The company stopped producing vinyl records in 1989
The boozy event has its roots in a 13th century land dispute
<i>Once Upon a Place</i> features the oral histories of 70 immigrants
The renovation will be so remarkable, according to the lead architect, it will cure Brexit-induced malaise
Hedwig made quite the impression—but her popularity is hurting real-life birds
A white Virginian woman named Mary Randolph was the first to publish it, but fried chicken's Southern history is deeper than 'The Virginia Housewife'
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