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Ten Lost Roman Wonders: The World’s Longest Tunnel, Tallest Dam, Widest-Spanning Bridge & More
about 12 hours ago
Apart from a few bridges that still work, the infrastructural achievements of...
David Lynch Being a Madman for a Relentless 8 Minutes and 30 Seconds
about 13 hours ago
Madman or visionary? A little of both? A genius? A brand? A...
The Untold Story of Bauhaus Women: The Avant-Garde Artists Who Helped Shape Modernism
4 days ago
It doesn’t take too long a look at the almost surrealistically clean-lined...
How This Skyscraper Ruined Paris, and Why They’re Now Trying to Make It Invisible
5 days ago
The playwright Tristan Bernard is said to have eaten lunch at the...
Watch All of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Performed on Original Baroque Instruments
5 days ago
Antonio Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons reigns as one of the world’s most...
How Brunelleschi Engineered Florence’s Iconic Dome
6 days ago
No one who travels to Florence can help seeing the dome of...
Jack Kerouac Lists 9 Essentials for Writing Spontaneous Prose
6 days ago
Image by Tom Palumbo, via Wikimedia Commons Jack Kerouac wants you to...
Were the Egyptian Pyramids Not Built Up, But Carved Down?: A Bold New Theory Explains Their Construction
7 days ago
We know more or less everything we could possibly know about ancient...
Rare Video: Vince Guaraldi’s First Televised Performance of “Linus and Lucy” (1964)
7 days ago
In 1964—a year before the release of A Charlie Brown Christmas—Vince Guaraldi...
Why Some People Think in Words, While Others Think in Pictures & Feelings
8 days ago
The age of social media has shown humanity a fair few truths...
Frank Gehry Designed His Own Home, and What It Teaches About Creative Risk
8 days ago
Few professionals tend to live as long, or mature as slowly, as...
Discover Khipu, the Ancient Incan Record & Writing System Made Entirely of Knots
11 days ago
Khipus, the portable information archives created by the Inca, may stir up...