Even vampires need non-judgmental help sometimes
A giant ball pit exhibit allows National Building Museum visitors to experience an indoor ocean
Bordeaux, Champagne wine regions get world heritage designations
The battle for tallest sand structure rages on
It's the earliest surviving complete feature-length film, made in 1911
Women of color in science are more likely to experience some forms of bias
Fireworks can trigger PTSD in some veterans, and one organization is trying to raise awareness
Meet Gina, the woman behind the iconic paper cup pattern
“The Devil’s Toy” looks “an epidemic from which no one was secure”: having fun on skateboards
A collection of Hitler’s paintings just sold for $450,000
The pastel depicts a lighthouse and jetty near Monet’s childhood home
The lamb came from a agricultural research lab and was equipped with a jellyfish gene
Some scholars think the camera shy artist can be spotted in an image taken by an amateur photographer, while others disagree
To meet a growing demand for vicuña wool in Europe and Asia, gangs are massacring herds of the animals in South America
The levels were originally planned out one at a time by hand
Fermented food appears to calm the nerves of the socially challenged
When it comes to music in the brain, medicine has come a long way
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