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How The Beatles Reviewed Songs Topping the Charts During the 1960s: Hear Their Takes on the Beach Boys, Ray Charles, the Byrds, Joan Baez & More
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Bohemian Rhapsody Played on the Largest Pipe Organ in the World
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Coffee College: Everything You Wanted to Know about Coffee Making in One Lecture
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The Unrealized Projects of Frank Lloyd Wright Get Brought to Life with 3D Digital Reconstructions
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Vintage Book & Record Covers Come to Life in a Mesmerizing Animated Video
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A Guided Tour Through All of Vermeer’s Famous Paintings, Narrated by Stephen Fry
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Watch Conservationists Moving & Restoring an Exquisite Ancient Greek Mosaic
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How The Parthenon Marbles Ended Up In The British Museum
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Neil deGrasse Tyson, High School Wrestling Team Captain, Once Invented a Physics-Based Wrestling Move
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YouTube & Arizona State University Team Up to Offer Online Courses for Real College Credits
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Beautiful Taschen Art Books on Sale Through Sunday: Hundreds of Books 25%-75% Off
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What People Named Their Cats in the Middle Ages: Gyb, Mite, Méone, Pangur Bán & More
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The Rise & Fall of Roman Civilization: Every Year Shown in a Timelapse Map Animation (753 BC -1479 AD)
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The Brooklyn Public Library Gives Every Teenager in the U.S. Free Access to Censored Books
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Why We All Need Subtitles Now
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Adapting the Unfilmable Story of Pinnochio — Pretty Much Pop: A Culture Podcast #143
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Medieval Mixed-Gender Fight Club: Behold Images from a 15th-Century Fighting Manual
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When Leonard Bernstein Turned Voltaire’s Candide into an Opera (with Help from Lillian Hellman, Dorothy Parker & Stephen Sondheim)
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Coursera Offers $200 Off of Coursera Plus (Until January 31), Giving You Unlimited Access to Courses & Certificates
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An Immersive, Architectural Tour of New York City’s Iconic Grand Central Terminal
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The Two Fridas: An Introduction to Frida Kahlo’s Famous Large-Scale Painting (1939)
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Stream 385,000 Vintage 78 RPM Records at the Internet Archive: Louis Armstrong, Glenn Miller, Billie Holiday & More
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Liam Neeson Stars as Raymond Chandler’s Legendary Detective Philip Marlowe: Watch the Trailer for the New Film
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When Orson Welles Denounced Elia Kazan as a Traitor for Giving Other Filmmakers’ Names to Joe McCarthy (1982)
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Download 10,000 of the First Recordings of Music Ever Made, Courtesy of the University of California-Santa Barbara
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Bell Telephone Launched a Mobile Phone During the 1940s: Watch Bell’s Film Showing How It Worked
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Robots Are Carving Replicas of the Elgin Marbles: Could They Help the Real Ancient Sculptures Return to Greece?
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The Only Footage of Mark Twain: The Original & Digitally Restored Films Shot by Thomas Edison
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Watch Classic Performances by Yellow Magic Orchestra, the Japanese Band That Became One of the Most Innovative Electronic Music Acts of All Time
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The Mystery Finally Solved: Why Has Roman Concrete Been So Durable?
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Contribute a Song to WNYC’s Public Song Project & Use Your Creativity to Explore the Public Domain
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A Virtual Tour of Ancient Athens: Fly Over Classical Greek Civilization in All Its Glory
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Stephen King’s 20 Rules for Writers
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ChatGPT Writes a Song in the Style of Nick Cave–and Nick Cave Calls it “a Grotesque Mockery of What It Is to Be Human”
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Behold Colorful Geologic Maps of Mars Released by The United States Geological Survey
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The Charles Dickens Illustrated Gallery: A New Online Collection Presents All of the Original Illustrations from Charles Dickens’ Novels
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The Haunting Paintings of Francisco Goya: A Deep Dive into His Dark, Late Works
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Benedict Cumberbatch & Ian McKellen Read Epic Letters Written by Kurt Vonnegut
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How Futurists Envisioned the Future in the 1920s: Moving Walkways, Personal Helicopters, Glass-Domed Cities, Dream Recorders & More
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Thanks to Artificial Intelligence, You Can Now Chat with Historical Figures: Shakespeare, Einstein, Austen, Socrates & More
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A Creative Animation Tells the Story of Maximilien Robespierre, One of the Most Influential Figures of the French Revolution
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Watch Jeff Beck (RIP) Smash His Guitar: A Classic Scene from Antonioni’s Blowup (1966)
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An Architect Demystifies the Art Deco Design of the Iconic Chrysler Building (1930)
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Humans First Started Wearing Clothes At Least 300,000 Years Ago, New Research Finds
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A Wooden Artwork That Beautifully Unfolds into a Functional Desk
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The Oldest Known Sentence Written in an Alphabet Has Been Found on a Head-Lice Comb (Circa 1700 BC)
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