Why the Old West crime is still a multimillion-dollar problem
The Halloween sweet was invented in the 1880s
Across the globe, witchcraft fears still lead to torture and murder
A catastrophic flood gave this Florence workshop a new mission
This wildly popular installation art creates an indoor storm—but visitors don't get wet
A popular 1960s sitcom helped the New England town turn witches into big business
And it's not the only city that wants to get rid of them
The dissident artist needs millions of toy bricks for his next project
A lavishly illustrated atlas for Huckleberry Finn and other classics
How the famed physicist tweets from beyond the grave
How IBM's Watson become the world's most creative bartender
An ingeniously twisted design blends art with infrastructure
This new survey on reading habits isn't all doom and gloom, though
“Julia” is geared towards raising awareness and acceptance
A landmark court ruling allows the tech giant digitize library books
How crop artist Stan Herd made an acre-wide ode to "Olive Trees"
A tongue-in-cheek protest movement wants to remove the artist's paintings from museums
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