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Newlyweds spend a ridiculous amount of money to have the same conversations over and over. That’s why it is time to embrace the French exit
Turns out it’s not only intricate dances and lip-syncing – t…
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The blue-and-purple hoop is supposedly there to answer questions that arise in chats, but it’s a slippery slope from providing bus times to annihilating the human race
There are five stages of grief, …
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A sewing supply shopowner who stumbles upon a drug deal gone wrong is faced with three choices – commit the perfect crime, call the police, or run away
Thread-slingers with an addiction to YouTube tut…
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Behind many symbols of quintessentially British culture – from Picture Post to Pevsner’s guides – were refugees who fled Europe in the 1930s and 40s
In the early 1940s, the publisher Collins launched …
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Hudson was the last remaining member of the folk-rock group, releasing 10 studio albums with them and touring with Dylan in his newfound electric period
Garth Hudson, the last remaining founder member…
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Innovative organist with the Band, the rock group who changed the way their contemporaries thought about music
His high forehead and long, bushy beard, suggestive of a country preacher or a backwoods …
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From Rubens to Juno Calypso to Yayoi Kusama , artists have long been drawn to mirrors’ reflective surfaces. More than 150 artworks have been collected in a new book, drawing together sculptures, pain…
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