Death is eternal—but cemeteries are changing with the times
One woman first raised the issue of the Scrabble dictionary containing offensive words in the 1990s
They were an important part of the studio system that flourished until the late 1940s
Contributions range from the juvenile to bizarre to strangely beautiful
Until now, indigenous art has lived in its own section
King Idrimi is getting digitized and his autobiography is as relevant as ever
5Pointz was once an international graffiti icon. Now, aerosol artists are fighting the developer who tore it down
Describing a unique smell just got easier thanks to a pair of olfactory detectives
Part of an album of 44 photos of prominent abolitionists, the unique photo was recently acquired at auction
Let “Operation Clothes Moths” commence
James Watt, who was outed from office in the early 1980s, said the only songs he knew were 'The Star Spangled Banner' and 'Amazing Grace'
The modest house in St. Petersburg is now for sale, and may be turned into a museum
Top spellers will be required to take a written test on the final evening of the competition
The flawless stone has a new owner—and a new name
Known as the Arctic World Archive, it will store copies of books, archives and documents on special film
Suffragist leader Millicent Garrett Fawcett will join the ranks of 11 statesmen who have been honored with monuments there
What happens when a cult staple heads to another country?
Victorians were obsessed with vividly-colored wallpaper, which is on-trend for this year–though arsenic poisoning is never in style
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