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Tue Feb 17
How Quentin Tarantino’s One-Night “Detest Fest” Changed His Life & Set Him on the Path to Pulp Fiction
6h
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An Introduction to the Strait of Hormuz and Its Role in the Longstanding US-Iran Conflict
12h
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Alan Lomax’s Massive Music Archive Is Online: Features 20,000 Historic Blues & Folk Recordings
1d
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Jim Jarmusch Picks His Favorite Films from the The Criterion Collection
1d
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In Her Final Reflections, Jane Goodall Issues a Warning: “Without Hope, We Fall Into Apathy”
2d
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Learn Ancient Greek in 118 Free Lessons: A Free Online Course from Brandeis & Harvard
2d
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Hear Paul McCartney’s Forgotten 1967 Movie Soundtrack, Arranged by George Martin
3d
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Enchanting Video Shows How Globes Were Made by Hand in 1955: The End of a 500-Year Tradition
3d
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The Fascinating Engineering of the Titanic: How the Great Ocean Liner Was Built
4d
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How to Read Books That Challenge Your Mind: Advice from Robert Greene, Author of The 48 Laws of Power
4d
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Hear Seven Hours of Women Making Electronic Music (1938–2014)
1w
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The Monty Python Philosophy Soccer Match: The Ancient Greeks Versus the Germans
1w
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How the Long-Lost Body of Richard III Was Found Under a Parking Lot: Solving a 500-Year-Old Mystery
1w
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How to Rescue a Wet, Damaged Book: A Handy Visual Primer
1w
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The Met Releases High-Definition 3D Scans of 140 Famous Art Objects: Sarcophagi, Van Gogh Paintings, Marble Sculptures & More
1w
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Watch Peter Tork Quietly Mouth Other Actors’ Lines in The Monkees: A Strange Quirk You’ll Never Unsee
1w
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Who Would Be Emperor If the Roman Empire Still Existed Today?
1w
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The Futurist Cookbook (1930) Tried to Turn Italian Cuisine into Modern Art
1w
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AI Figures Out the Rules of a Mysterious 2,000-Year-Old Board Game from Ancient Rome
1w
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Inside the Automats Where Coin-Operated Machines Created a Modern, Democratic Dining Experience
1w
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Roman Statues Weren’t White; They Were Once Painted in Vivid, Bright Colors
2w
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Seven Wonders of the Ancient World: From the Walls of Babylon to the Sewers of Rome
2w
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Bertrand Russell’s Advice For How (Not) to Grow Old: “Make Your Interests Gradually Wider and More Impersonal”
2w
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The First Robot Movie: Watch a Newly Discovered Georges Méliès Film from 1897
2w
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Download 60,000 Works of Art from the National Gallery, Including Masterpieces by Van Gogh, Gauguin, Rembrandt & More
2w
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The Adventures of Prince Achmed, the Oldest Surviving Animated Feature Film, Is Now in the Public Domain (1926)
2w
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Rome in 1890 Captured in Color Photographs: The Colosseum, Forum, Trevi Fountain & More
2w
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Behold the First Realistic Depiction of the Human Face (Circa 25,000 BCE)
2w
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The Greatest Double Agent Ever: How a Spanish Chicken Farmer Became the Most Important Double Agent in WWII
2w
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How Fritz Lang’s Metropolis Created the Blueprint for Modern Science Fiction (1927)
3w
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What Did the Instruments in Hieronymus Bosch’s Garden of Earthly Delights Sound Like? Oxford Scholars Recreate Them
3w
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How Medieval Cathedrals Were Built Without Science, or Even Mathematics
3w
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The Ingenious Engineering of Silk: How the 2,000-Year-Old Pattern Loom Powered the Silk Road and the Wealth of Ancient China
3w
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Hear Aldous Huxley Read Brave New World. Plus 84 Classic Radio Dramas from CBS Radio Workshop (1956–57)
3w
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How to Carve Hieroglyphs Just Like the Ancient Egyptians Did
3w
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How to Make Coffee in the Bialetti Moka Pot: The “Ultimate Techique”
3w
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An Introduction to the Codex Seraphinianus, the Strangest Book Ever Published
3w
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Thomas Jefferson’s Handwritten Vanilla Ice Cream Recipe
3w
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A Tour Inside the Chelsea Hotel: Once Home to Bob Dylan, Patti Smith, Leonard Cohen & More
1mo
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How the Golden Gate Bridge Was Built: A 3D Animated Introduction
1mo
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The Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead: A Guidebook for Surviving the Afterlife
1mo
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Herbie Hancock Explains the Big Lesson He Learned From Miles Davis: Every Mistake in Music, as in Life, Is an Opportunity
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