Writer Sloane Crosley asks if the doll really represents such a menace to society
There’s a good reason why his stock car is in the collections of the American History Museum
A daring flight shrank the world and created the first global celebrity
Historian Tony Horwitz tries to separate the truth from the myths that have been built up about the Jamestown “princess”
Upon the 60th anniversary of the tragic attack, these stained glass shards recall the day that saw four girls killed in Alabama
A new birth control method gave women unprecedented power and revolutionized daily life
The Supreme Court icon breaks down the tradition
From the software he uses to compose to the podcasts that inspire him, these tools help the Boston-based sound artist make music from everyday noises
Inventor Bill Mitchell is developing the PicoBrew Zymatic, an appliance that brews beer at the touch of a button
Original editions of the Codex sell for up to $2,000, but a new reprint is available for $125
If you've been begrudgingly giving foot massages, you might want to check with your partner to see if they actually like them
From painting to stenciling to distressing, watch a sign come to life in this little video from the shop
Perhaps it's time to add ethics to your zombie preparedness training
Across the country, pumpkins have been stolen from their owners
Leftover mercury will continue to flush through the environment, eventually making its way into the San Francisco bay, for the next 10,000 years
A group of innovators set out to simplify how we make classic Jack-o-Lanterns and their ghoulish grins
After a teenage beauty turned up dead in the Hudson River, not even the godfather of detective fiction could figure out who done it
Red Sox fans are partying like it's 1918.
Using ten years of data from their probe, the European Space has created a lifelike flyover simulation of the red planet
Reindeers' wintery blue eyes are about 1,000 times more sensitive to light than their summery gold ones
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