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Tim Burton Visits a Paris Video Store & Talks About His Favorite Movies
about 10 hours ago
Tim Burton grew up watching Japanese monster movies in Burbank, which must...
Behold the Very First Color Photograph (1861): Taken by Scottish Physicist & Poet James Clerk Maxwell
about 11 hours ago
Since its ancient origins as the camera obscura, the photographic camera has...
The Only Time Prince & Miles Davis Jammed Together Onstage: Watch the New Year’s Eve, 1987 Concert
1 day ago
A too-precious genre of internet meme depicts departed public figures who did...
How Ancient Greek Technology Was Used to Sculpt Mount Rushmore
1 day ago
Designing their new republic, the Founding Fathers of the United States of...
Why Ancient Romans Paid a Fortune for the Color Purple — More Than Even Silver
2 days ago
Purple may not be one of the most popular colors in the...
David Lynch’s Weird Espresso Maker Gets Taken for a Test Drive
2 days ago
David Lynch loved his coffee. For decades, the filmmaker let coffee fuel...
One-in-70-Trillion: An Evolutionary Biologist Explains the Mind-Bending Probability of Our Existence
5 days ago
At a 1998 conference on technology and life, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to...
Memento Mori: How Smiling Skeletons Have Reminded Us to Live Fully Since Ancient Times
5 days ago
The expression “YOLO” may now be just passé enough to require explanation....
A Page of Madness: The Lost, Avant Garde Masterpiece from Early Japanese Cinema (1926)
6 days ago
It’s a sad fact that the vast majority of silent movies in...
The Spinal Tap Sequel Arrives Next Month: Watch the Trailer and a Scene with Elton John & Paul McCartney
6 days ago
This Is Spinal Tap came out more than 40 years ago. At...
Watch Meshes of the Afternoon, the Experimental Short Voted the 16th Best Film of All Time
7 days ago
It seems not to be documented whether the Santa Ana winds were...
Emma Willard, the First Female Mapmaker in America, Creates Pioneering Maps of Time to Teach Students about Democracy (Circa 1851)
7 days ago
We all know Marshall McLuhan’s pithy, endlessly quotable line “the medium is...