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The La Brea Tar Pits Have Been Sucking in Visitors for Millennia. Paleontologists Are Still Finding Out What Lies Within the Ooze
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In Los Angeles, scientists are delighted to decode one of the richest fossil records on Earth Source link
Read MoreThe Endangered Proboscis Monkey Is Easily Identifiable By One Physical Trait: Its Supersized Schnoz
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When you see this primate’s nose, you know you’re in Borneo, where efforts are underway to restore its habitat Source link
Read MoreYou’ll Spring Into Action With These New Books Hitting Shelves
Detailing his parents’ search for what led to this tragedy and a quest for justice, Keefe paints a broader picture of the financial landscape that allowed Zac’s fixation to take hold and the shady figures he became entangled with. And if the “Step by Step” reference had you singing New Kids on the Block,…
Read MoreAt the Met, “Infinite Artistry” Reframes Japanese Ceramics as a Living Philosophy
From Neolithic fire vessels to gold-repaired tea bowls, the Met traces the unbroken thread between ancient clay and contemporary life. Courtesy the Metropolitan Museum of Art In 2026, as wellness influencers quote Zen aphorisms and chefs plate vegetables on irregular stoneware, Japanese ceramics feel less like a historical category than a living language. The global…
Read MoreThe 19 Most Exciting Tasting Menus in London for an Unforgettable Dining Experience
London’s restaurant scene has been accelerating at an undeniable speed in recent years, resulting in a diverse, exciting array of dining options, from casual to high-end. In particular, there is a seemingly endless choice of impressive, memorable tasting menus, many of which boast at least one Michelin star. While some of these, like The Ledbury…
Read MoreGood Luck Not Feeling Nostalgic Seeing the Good Luck Charlie Cast Then and Now
Before Mendler’s run as spunky teen Teddy Duncan on Good Luck Charlie ended in 2014 after four seasons, she was simultaneously pursuing pop stardom, releasing her debut album Hello My Name Is… in 2012. While she continued to make music and act, she started studying anthropology at USC, though she dropped out in 2016. “I…
Read MoreThe GoS Skadi and a Scandinavian Vision of Watchmaking
GoS is one of the few independent watchmakers in the world with a brand identity so distinct that it might just constitute its own school. Photo: Bjorn Dahlgren, courtesy Patrik Sjögren and GoS Winter is finally starting to fade across much of the U.S., and as temperatures rise into the low 50s, lawns previously suffocated…
Read MoreDrag Race: Philippines Star Misua Dead at 27
One star’s light has dimmed too soon. Misua—a drag queen who was competing in the fourth season of Drag Race: Philippines—has died, production company World of Wonder confirmed. She was 27. “We are heartbroken to share that Misua, a talented Queen set to appear on season four of Drag Race Philippines passed away in her sleep the morning…
Read MorePurple Martins Rely on Human 'Landlords' to Provide Nest Boxes Each Spring. Can That Dynamic Last?
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The large swallows have nested alongside human settlements for centuries. Now, the birds’ breeding success depends on caretakers who are beginning to age out of the role Source link
Read MoreSpectators Flocked to the Artemis 2 Launch to Witness History Being Made. One Awed Viewer Called It 'the Best Thing Ever'
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Wednesday evening, a human mission to the moon lifted off for the first time in more than 50 years. These 13 photographs capture what it was like to experience the moment Source link
Read MoreKamrooz Aram On Painting in the Space Between Grid and Gesture
Installation view: Kamrooz Aram’s “Infrequencies,” Alexander Grey Associates, New York, February 20 – April 11, 2026. Courtesy of the artist and Alexander Gray Associates, New York. Those in music know that within a score’s structure, there are infinite possibilities for variation and improvisation. With a past as a drummer and a deep knowledge of music,…
Read MoreHailee Steinfeld Gives Birth, Welcomes First Baby With Husband Josh Allen
Since her announcement, the Sinners actor has continued to use her newsletter to drop special gems about her baby, including how she passed down her nickname to her little one. In January, she posted a photo of a knit sweater embroidered with “Baby Beau,” a nod to her childhood name, on the front. She noted…
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