The world is abuzz with the latest Charlie Chaplin time traveler using a cell phone found in a previously unreleased footage of Chaplin’s 1928 film…
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Some men like to dream big. In 1911, Dr T. Kennard Thomson wanted to expand New York City by 50 square miles. He wanted to…
A weekly Sunday look at the 60’s advertising age. Since Mad Men went off the air till next season, here is a way to celebrate…
And the Pursuit of Happiness is a happening site. Maira Kalman an illustrator from New York City is in pursuit of American democracy through her…
The hardships of life and how it relates to religion or lack of it lead many to question the existence of God. Many are turning…
We are all Africans according to some scientific circles. The cradle of humanity began in Africa and we spread throughout the globe. Just how big…
American designer Alvin Lustig has two books based on his work and life this month — Born Modern: The Life and Design of Alvin Lustig…
Nat Gertler’s The Peanuts Collection: Treasures from the World’s Most Beloved Comic Strip is perhaps one of the greatest collection of Peanuts memorabilia in book…
Walter Breuning the oldest man of the world celebrated his 114th birthday this year on September 21. (oldest verified person in the world) There have…
Forever Changes: Arthur Lee and the Book of Love by John Einarson delves deep into Arthur Lee's tumultuous life, exploring his complex relationship with love and his journey towards self-discovery.
The Allen Ginsberg figurine is a curiosity at best. I am happy to know that it is officially approved by the Allen Ginsberg Estate. (…
Illustrator Chet Phillips is letting his world go to the dogs. His artistic trading pet cards poke fun at famous artists with doggone cute references.…
It may sound surprising or even offensive to some, but for many Americans, their perception of the map of Europe can be quite perplexing. Building cross-cultural understanding and dispelling stereotypes requires concerted efforts in education.
In an effort to boost the economy in the early part of the 20th century, the government commissioned over 2000 WPA posters by creating the…
At times, we tend to overlook the significant sacrifices that parents make on behalf of their children. In a society abundant with resources, numerous narratives…
If there is one thing that people hate it is other people who complain about their lives. Here is one simple piece of advice. Get…
Are the Baby Boomers killing the economy? Many are starting to cash in their chips as many are retiring. Others are finding themselves in dire…
An incredibly disconcerting video game has captured the attention of the media, particularly in the context of the tragic Dawson College Massacre that transpired on…
http://blip.tv/play/gb8Vgfy5LgI%2Em4v Ever get the feeling that many things in your life is basically a remix of something old. If you are in the entertainment business…
Titanic II the movie is a bad idea from the start. Not surprising the film company behind this is The Asylum. Who in their right…
The roots of surfing began as an outsider activity for the maverick water sport. Bruce Brown chronicled the early surf movement of the 60’s with…
A strange thing is happening to the watermelon. The seeds have disappeared. Where is the fun in spitting seeds. Apparently none. The consumer has spoken…
Stephen Hawking’s new book The Grand Design is creating a stir. The search for the Holy Grail is over, God did not create the universe.…
The internet seems to hold just about everything. Even a vintage calculator museum. With a gratis virtual Windows based calculator there is not much need…
If there were a perfect time to not eat vegetables, it would be now. Ju Duoqi would give you a compelling reason not to because…
As you prepare your daily ritual each day, the world spins with billions of other souls doing the same. Would it not be great to…