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Wed Jun 18
Revisit One of the Most Polarizing Albums in Rock History: Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music, Which Came Out 50 Years Ago
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How Jackie Chan Filmed the Best Fight Scene in Cinema History
1d
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The First Photograph Ever Taken (1826)
1d
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The Story Told on the Famous Bayeux Tapestry Explained from Start to Finish
2d
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A Behind-the-Scenes Tour of NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert
2d
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The Entire History of English in 22 Minutes
3d
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50+ Free Charlie Chaplin Films Online
3d
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How the Ancient Greeks Built Their Magnificent Temples: The Art of Ancient Engineering
4d
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Albert Einstein Tells His Son That the Key to Learning & Happiness Is Losing Yourself in Creativity (or “Finding Flow”)
4d
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Watch Queen’s Brilliant Live Aid Performance: It Happened 40 Years Ago Today (July 13, 1985)
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The World’s Oldest Cookbook: Discover 4,000-Year-Old Recipes from Ancient Babylon
1w
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Tomorrow Never Knows: How The Beatles Invented the Future With Studio Magic, Tape Loops & LSD
1w
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Stephen King’s Top 10 All-Time Favorite Books
1w
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The Invisible Horror of The Shining: How Music Makes Stanley Kubrick’s Iconic Film Even More Terrifying
1w
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A Rabbit Rides a Chariot Pulled by Geese in an Ancient Roman Mosaic (2nd century AD)
1w
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Paradise Lost Explained: How John Milton Wrote His Epic Religious Poem from Satan’s Perspective
1w
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Watch Animated Sheet Music for Miles Davis’ “So What,” Coltrane’s “Giant Steps,” and Charlie Parker’s “Confirmation”
1w
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J. R. R. Tolkien Reads from The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings & Other Works
1w
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The Genius Urban Design of Amsterdam: Canals, Dams & Leaning Houses
1w
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Igor Stravinsky’s “Illegal” Arrangement of “The Star Spangled Banner” (1944)
2w
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How Four Masters—Michelangelo, Donatello, Verrocchio & Bernini—Sculpted David
2w
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Neil deGrasse Tyson Lists 8 (Free) Books Every Intelligent Person Should Read
2w
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Discover the Only Painting Van Gogh Ever Sold During His Lifetime
2w
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How 16th-Century Artist Joris Hoefnagel Made Insects Beautiful—and Changed Science Forever
2w
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Iconic Animator Chuck Jones Creates an Oscar-Winning Animation About the Virtues of Universal Health Care (1949)
2w
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A Visualization of the History of Technology: 1,889 Innovations Across Three Million Years
2w
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Listen to Never-Before-Heard Works by Erik Satie, Performed 100 Years After His Death
2w
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Hear the World’s Oldest Instrument, the “Neanderthal Flute,” Dating Back Over 43,000 Years
3w
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Watch the Very First YouTube Video, a Defining Moment in Internet History
3w
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Hear Alan Watts’s 1960s Prediction That Automation Will Necessitate a Universal Basic Income
3w
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Why Bob Dylan’s Unreleased “Blind Willie McTell” Is Now Considered a Masterpiece
3w
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The Very First Coloring Book, The Little Folks’ Painting Book (Circa 1879)
3w
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How Scientists Recreated Ancient Egypt’s Long-Lost Pigment, “Egyptian Blue”
3w
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“The Vertue of the COFFEE Drink”: An Ad for London’s First Cafe Printed Circa 1652
3w
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How Art Conservators Restore Old Paintings & Revive Their Original Colors
3w
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The History of Electronic Music in 476 Tracks (1937–2001)
3w
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When the Dutch Tried to Live in Concrete Spheres: An Introduction to the Bolwoningen in the Netherlands
1mo
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Elementary School Kids Sing David Bowie’s “Space Oddity” & Other Rock Hits: A Cult Classic Recorded in 1976
1mo
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Enter an Archive of 10,000+ Historical Children’s Books, All Digitized & Free to Read Online
1mo
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Hear the Letter of Gratitude That Albert Camus Wrote to His Teacher After Winning the Nobel Prize, as Read by Footballer Ian Wright
1mo
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