Historians Finally Figured Out What Was on Shackleton’s Bookshelf
The brave explorer likely found solace in his library
Listen to a Rare Interview With Harper Lee
“[A]ll I want to be is the Jane Austen of South Alabama,” she told radio host Roy Newquist in 1964
NASA Wants You to Send Your Art to an Asteroid
The agency is looking for creative contributions as it readies its mission to study and sample a near-Earth asteroid
This French Town Is Covered in Citrus Sculptures
Ten-foot-tall lemon sculptures herald the Fête du Citron
This Stunning Dragon Dance Was All for the Sake of Tea
Your next cup could be filled with New Year’s luck
Five Things to Know About Harper Lee
The spunky and eloquent author is dead—but her legacy lives on
Here’s Why French People Are Getting Riled Up About the Circumflex
Little accent, big debate
Russia Cancels Top Art Prize After Dissident Artist Nominated
Judges walk out in support of the provocative performance artist
A German Composer Uncovered a Collaboration Between Mozart and Salieri
Their epic rivalry might not have been all that
The Lincoln Memorial Is Getting a Makeover
The four-year restoration will cost a pretty penny
The Federal Highway Administration Says Stop to Crosswalk Art
Street art will no longer color crosswalks in St. Louis, Missouri
This Unfinished Film Highlights the Daily Lives of Black Americans in the 1960s
‘The American Negro’ shares stories of black surgeons, mothers and workers
78 Years Ago Today, BBC Aired the First Science Fiction Television Program
And no, it wasn’t ‘Doctor Who’
Congress Won’t Pay For Official Portraits Anymore
The government will stop using taxpayer dollars to immortalize lawmakers in the traditional fashion
Check Out These Vintage Computer Viruses at the Malware Museum
Relive the horror of watching your computer catch a ‘90s-era virus
NASA Went Retro With Their New Space Travel Posters
Travel to the world of tomorrow—today!
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