7 of History’s Most Prolific Authors
These authors have published thousands of books between them, from obscure works to best-sellers.
These authors have published thousands of books between them, from obscure works to best-sellers.
This omnium-gatherum will turn even oliogoglots into omniloquent charmers.
Computer scientists are developing algorithms for AI to complete the unfinished works of Beethoven and other classical music masters.
Google Street View's archives are the closest thing we have to a time machine.
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Rowdy spent three weeks running wild in the terminal after escaping from her crate.
Classic video game consoles like the Game Boy and PlayStation 2 dominate overall sales.
A room temperature stick of butter is easier to spread. But is it safe?
In 1990, two movies based on the life of mobster Henry Hill hit theaters. 'Goodfellas' had Martin Scorsese. 'My Blue Heaven' had Steve Martin.
Where did the gothic garnish that became a trademark of rock bands like Mötley Crüe and Blue Öyster Cult get started?
Dropping your bags in the hotel bathroom could save you from a bed bug infestation.
This picnic scene has everything: Sandwiches, tea, fruit, cheese, and one rogue daisy.
We still have a lot to learn about these beasts of the deep.
The pioneering aviator who died under mysterious circumstances in 1937 will soon take a place of prominence in the National Statuary Hall Collection.
From Bing Crosby to Ed Sheeran, these are the chart-toppers from the past 82 years.
Québec slang, as heard in Montréal and elsewhere, is a remarkable 'méli-mélo' (hodgepodge) of ancient French, more recent borrowings from Arabic- and Haitian Creole-speaking communities, and English loanwords.
There’s a lot you might not know about France’s national dog.
The 1950s version of the iconic game show got real weird with some of their prizes.
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The Barbie ‘Inspiring Women’ series is honoring one of the world’s most iconic primatologists and conservationists.
The Harwood Arms in London reimagines humble pub food as gourmet cuisine.
These Final ‘Jeopardy!’ triple stumpers run the gamut from “Medieval Asia” to “Broadway Musicals.”
Even when they mess up, the puppeteers behind The Muppets never drop their famous personas.
Delia Owens's 'Where the Crawdads Sing' is a bildungsroman, a survivalist thriller, a love story, a whodunit, and a meditation on nature all rolled into one.