Arts & Culture

Irish Pirate Ballads and other Songs of the Sea from Smithsonian Folkways.

Sing Like A Pirate

The boy's skeleton was crammed into a cellar pit with a broken ceramic milk pan lying across his rib cage.

Solving a 17th-Century Crime

Forensic anthropologists at the National Museum of Natural History find answers to a colonial cold case

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Science, Yes!

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Letters

Readers Respond to the January Issue

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Cooking the Tree of Life

Author of Jan Lievens: Out of Rembrandt's Shadow, Mathew Gurewitsch.

Matthew Gurewitsch on "Jan Lievens: Out of Rembrandt's Shadow”

Matthew Gurewitsch on "Jan Lievens: Out of Rembrandt's Shadow”

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Beer Behemoths, Part Two

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Culinary Culture Shock

Sazerac cocktail at the Sazerac bar

Did New Orleans Invent the Cocktail?

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Beer Behemoths, Part One

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The Great Cilantro Debate

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Busy F&T Blogger Announces Thinking Strike

It's with a heavy heart today that I announce my temporary retirement from Food & Think. Don't worry—I'll be back

Dustin Hoffman, in the famous scene from The Graduate, during his first liaison with Mrs. Robinson. The movie was rejected by every major Hollywood studio.

Five Films that Redefined Hollywood

Author Mark Harris discusses his book about the five movies nominated for Best Picture at the 1967 Academy Awards

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Sweet Potatoes in Space

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Lessons Learned from the DC Wine & Food Festival

With the concave shape of the asphalt lanes, the path of the ball can be unpredictable. Veteran players, however, have learned to use the physics of the wheel-like disk and the curvature of the lane to their advantage.

Weave, Wobble and Roll: Feather Bowling

The unusual Belgian sport has a small but loyal following in Detroit

How do you separate the wheat from the chaff?

Becoming a Chocolate Connoisseur

What is your definition of fine chocolate?

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Hot Cocoa Tasting at a "Chocolate Lounge"

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Chocolate in America

Chocolate Week: A Brief History of Chocolate

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