Secretary Clough has the skull of naturalist Robert Kennicott in his office to remind him of the remarkable scientists who work for the Smithsonian
A look at how artists spent their summer vacations—at the beach
From a working man's utility product to a back-to-school fashion statement, lunch boxes have evolved with technology and pop culture
To help maintain its position as a popular European destination, Amsterdam embraced marketing with "I amsterdam," a brand campaign for the city and its residents
What does it look like when 40,000 people start throwing 100 metric tons of tomatoes at each other?
Like products, cities need a brand identity. In this Tennessee city, a team of designers have created an official font
The astronaut's lunar outfit was designed by the women's bra manufacturer and inspired a series of space age fashions
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In 1971, the eye-popping short shorts fad caught the attention of pop singers
The top five foods from this year's state fair season are so bad they're good
The radical, unbuilt high-rises designed by Rem Koolhaas are witty, subversive, and surprisingly simple
The Chinese government has long tried to contain the artist and activist but his ideas have spread overseas and he's got plenty more to say
When the country gained its independence after World War I, Alphonse Mucha was called upon to design an important part of any country's identity - money
Today the French fashion designer's observations seem wise, clever or amusingly dated
Authors like Roald Dahl or James Joyce never could have predicted that their words could be spun into these tantalizing meals
With her magazine, the longtime editor sold sex as well as the latest, often provocative fashions
Wheaties has been around for nearly 90 years, but when did they start putting athletes on the cover?
In 2050, Airbus hopes to fly you around in a see-through jet shaped like a bird skeleton, with morphing seats, spa treatments, and virtual entertainment
As these luminaries will attest, there's a lot more to Julia than Beef Bourguignon
From pen-and-ink sketches to digital renderings, generations of Sherlock Holmes fans have undertaken drafting the detective's famous London flat
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