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Wicked Plants (and Fungi)

Graphic designer Jessica Helfand collected over 200 scrapbooks dating from the nineteenth century to the present.

The Cherished Tradition of Scrapbooking

Author Jessica Helfand investigates the history of scrapbooks and how they mirror American history

Elegant boat parties are all a part of the Cannes experience.

Day 3: Screenings and the Passions of Filmmakers

Documentaries on dolphin slaughter and reconciliation in Rwanda are contrasted by the glamorous party scene at Cannes

A glass of red wine

Food in the News: Saving Seafood, and Dog Food Versus Pâté

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Are Appalachian Salamanders Carrying a Deadly Fungus?

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Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl Tells Hawaii's Stories

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An Ichthyosaur Found at a Rest Stop

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Crocheting a Coral Reef

The Audubon Insectarium is the largest freestanding museum in the country dedicated solely to insects and relatives.

Going Buggy at the New Audubon Museum

Crickets, spiders, ants and many other insects thrive in historic New Orleans, where kids and adults learn about creepy crawlers

Filmmakers show their work in theaters at Cannes in hopes of picking up international distributors.

Day 2: Building an Audience at Cannes

Like filmmaking itself, selling a movie at Cannes is an intense labor of love

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Will We Soon See a Panda Baby?

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Hubble's Ugliest Photographs

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The Etymology of Food, Part II: Meaty Stories

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Having a Blast at Dinosaur National Monument

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American Art Museum Acquires Work of Nam June Paik

Preparations are underway for the opening of the Cannes Film Festival on May 13

Day 1: The Stage Is Set at Cannes

Filmmakers Michael Parfit and Suzanne Chisholm watch preparations in Cannes and prepare to take on the festival known as the Marché du Film

Eunice Kennedy Shriver

A New Portrait on View: Eunice Kennedy Shriver

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Sustainable Seafood

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Follow the Tornado Chasers Online

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Smithsonian Events Week of 5/11-15: Portraits, Presents, Star Trek and Sailing

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