Poetry Is Not a Luxury: A beautifully crafted poetry anthology inspired by Audre Lorde, offering a poem for every season of life—love, grief, joy, and renewal.
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Pet Rocks: From 1970s Fad to Interplanetary Travelers
From a 1970s marketing gimmick to a viral sensation, Pet Rock made millions—now it’s even hitched a ride on Mars! Discover its wild legacy and cultural impact.
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Dark Winds: Here’s Our Season 3 E01 “Ye’iitsoh (Big Monster)”
Dark Winds Season 3 is here! Leaphorn & Chee tackle a chilling case while Manuelito uncovers a deadly conspiracy. New faces, high stakes, and thrilling twists await!
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Which Library in the U.S. Has No Books and an Opera House With No Shows?
Check out the Haskell Free Library & Opera House—where a U.S. library has no books, an opera house has no stage, and you can stand in two countries at once!
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Eephus: The Definitive Baseball Hangout Movie
As spring training signups begin, baseball nostalgia fills the air. Explore the timeless connection between baseball, life, and the bittersweet film Eephus, a love letter to the game’s enduring spirit.
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Tom Gauld’s Nighthawks at the Library
Buy the witty and insightful cartoons of Tom Gauld, celebrated illustrator for The Guardian and New Scientist. His clever storytelling brings joy to readers worldwide!
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Denmark to Halt Letter Deliveries by Late 2025
Denmark’s PostNord is ending letter delivery by 2025 after 400 years! With mail volumes down 90%, letters will soon be history. Why? Because no one sends them anymore!
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Frogger Leaps To Video Game Hall of Fame Finals—Will It Make the Jump?
Frogger is finally a finalist for the World Video Game Hall of Fame! From Seinfeld to record-breaking scores, this arcade legend has long earned its spot.
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One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This
One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This: A world unraveling into chaos—division, xenophobia, and nationalism shatter the illusion of unity. Has progress failed us? Are we on the brink of self-destruction?
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Apple Unveils New Powerful Mac Studio
The new Mac Studio (M3 Ultra & M4 Max) is Apple’s most powerful desktop. Is it worth the price? Explore its pros, cons, and best use cases to decide before buying.
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The Seated Woman by Clémence Dumas-Côté as Translated by E.S. Taillon
In The Seated Woman, Clémence Dumas-Côté’s poetry poignantly captures memory, identity, and the profound depths of human emotion as translated by E.S. Taillon.
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Jaws: The Exhibition Opens at Academy Museum This Fall
See the 50th anniversary of Jaws at the Academy Museum’s exclusive exhibition. Explore behind-the-scenes artifacts, film history, and the impact of Spielberg’s masterpiece.
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Is This What We Want?—An Album Against UK Copyright Law Changes
More than 1,000 musicians unite in protest against UK copyright law changes with Is This What We Want?—a silent album warning of AI’s growing threat to creative rights.
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The Sirens’ Call: Chris Hayes on the Business of Distraction
I recently caught an episode of Marc Maron’s podcast where he discussed Chris Hayes’ new book, The Sirens’ Call, a work that dissects how digital
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It’s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown Soundtrack First-Ever Full Release
Vince Guaraldi’s It’s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown Soundtrack—featuring never-before-heard Peanuts jazz! A unique and delightful musical journey experience.
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Clint Eastwood Biography: The Definitive Life Story by Shawn Levy
Acclaimed film critic Shawn Levy’s new definitive biography of Clint Eastwood explores the Hollywood icon’s six-decade career, impact on American culture, and legendary films.
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Neil Young at 80: Rocking Harder Than Ever with New Live Album and Concert Film
Neil Young turns 80 with a bang! Celebrate the rock legend’s milestone with Coastal, a new live album and concert film capturing his 2023 solo acoustic tour. Don’t miss this raw, intimate journey!
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