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The Heavy-Metal Band Disturbed Covered Simon & Garfunkel’s “The Sound of Silence” Ten Years Ago, and It’s Still Topping the Charts
about 13 hours ago
“The Sound of Silence” Is the Most Metal Song of the Past...
An Elegant 2,000-Year-Old Roman Shoe Found in a Well
about 16 hours ago
When the Romans pushed their way north into the German provinces, they...
The Simple, Ingenious Design of the Ancient Roman Javelin: How the Romans Engineered a Remarkably Effective Weapon
1 day ago
As Mike Tyson once put it, with characteristic straightforwardness, “Everybody has a...
Tom Jones Performs “Long Time Gone” with Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young–and Blows the Band & Audience Away (1969)
1 day ago
Welsh crooner Tom Jones made an unlikely comeback in the late 80s,...
The Greatest Art Heist in History: How the Mona Lisa Was Stolen from the Louvre (1911)
3 days ago
If you happen to go to the Louvre to have a look...
When Queen’s Freddie Mercury Performed with Opera Superstar Montserrat Caballé in 1988: A Meeting of Two Powerful Voices
3 days ago
Combining pop music with opera was always the height of pretension. But...
A Meditative Tour of Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Architectural Masterpiece
6 days ago
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater is a “house museum,” first designed as a...
Miles Davis’ Album On the Corner Tried to Woo Young Rock & Funk Fans: First Considered a Disaster, It’s Now Hailed as a Masterpiece
7 days ago
Miles Davis didn’t put out any studio albums from 1973 until the...
Hōshi: A Short Documentary on the 1300-Year-Old Hotel Run by the Same Japanese Family for 46 Generations
7 days ago
Hōshi, a traditional Japanese inn in Komatsu, Japan, holds the distinction of...
The Roman Colosseum Deconstructed: 3D Animation Reveals the Hidden Technology That Powered Rome’s Great Arena
8 days ago
Most tourists in Rome put the Colosseum at the top of their...
The 1924 Soviet Chess Match Where The Chess Pieces Were Real Soldiers and Horses
8 days ago
Let’s time travel back to Leningrad (aka St. Petersburg) in 1924. That’s...
How Zaha Hadid Revolutionized Architecture & Drew Inspiration from Russian Avant-Garde Art
9 days ago
Zaha Hadid died in 2016, at the age of 65. She certainly...