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Swifties Can Now Study Literature (Taylor's Version)
At a Belgian university, Taylor Swift fans can expect intertextual analysis beyond their wildest dreams
Gotta Catch These Pokémon Reimagined Through Stunning Traditional Japanese Craft Techniques
A new exhibition features 20 artists' creative interpretations of Pikachu, Charizard and more
Why Did Van Halen Demand Concert Venues Remove Brown M&M's From the Menu?
An investigation of the rock band's unusual concert rider suggests the stipulation was a savvy marketing move
Will the Dead Stay Dead After Sunday's Farewell Concert?
Once again, Deadheads said their goodbyes to the latest iteration of the era-defining jam band
The Hidden History of the Hollywood Sign
Now 100 years old, the iconic billboard started out as an advertisement for an upscale housing development
Alan Alda Is Selling His Boots and Dog Tags From 'M*A*S*H'
They were worn by real soldiers before serving as props in one of America's most popular TV shows
You Can Rent Barbie's DreamHouse on Airbnb
Up to four guests will get to stay in the Malibu mansion for free ahead of the upcoming "Barbie" movie
An Archaeologist's Take on What Indiana Jones Gets Right—and Wrong—About the Field
The movie franchise speaks to ethical issues at the very heart of anthropological thinking
Would You Wear a Handbag Smaller Than a Grain of Salt?
Measuring 657 by 222 by 700 micrometers, the teeny-tiny bag could sell for thousands at auction
Did the 'Barbie' Movie Cause a Pink Paint Shortage?
The film recreates the famous doll's brightly colored world—with the help of one specific shade of pink
At New Exhibition, Taylor Swift's Outfits Never Go Out of Style
Dresses, props and other ephemera from the pop star's many personal reinventions go on display
Club Ebony, Historic Stop Along the Chitlin Circuit, Reopens
The legendary Black-owned nightclub hosted the likes of Tina Turner, Ray Charles and more
After 150 Years, Levi's 501 Blue Jeans Are Still Kicking
The iconic garment began as a practical piece of clothing for miners to wear during long, difficult shifts
Tina Turner, Queen of Rock 'n' Roll, Left an Indelible Mark on Music History
The barrier-breaking singer, who died this week at 83, influenced countless musicians who followed in her footsteps
You Can Buy the Bar Where Everybody Knows Your Name
Fans of the hit sitcom "Cheers" now have a chance to purchase the beloved set piece
A Brief History of Long Movies
At the Cannes Film Festival this weekend, "Killers of the Flower Moon" will become the latest movie to ask just how much time we ought to give it
Now 90 Years Old, Willie Nelson Is Always on Our Mind
A look back at the life of the country music rebel, superstar, and elder statesman who is back on the road, again
After 25 Years, Netflix Ends DVD Rentals
As users move to online streaming, the company will mail its last disc in September
The Curtain Lowers on 'Phantom of the Opera' on Broadway
The final performance of Broadway's longest-running show took place over the weekend
Fashion World Remembers Mary Quant, the Miniskirt Pioneer
Quant captured London's "Swinging Sixties" with her cutting-edge designs
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