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Art & Culture

Art history from the year you were born

The link between artificial food dyes and ADHD, explained

A heap of gummy bear candies.

How single Americans are spending Valentine’s Day with their dogs

An Australian shepherd dog lying on bed in bedroom decorated for Valentine's Day.

Why the heart box still rules Valentine’s Day

Person picking from a heart-shaped box of chocolates.

The rise of fiber in 2026: The nutrient driving today’s wellness conversation

A young woman happily holding a prune.

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American cities and towns named after Christmas

Visitors pose for a photo at the Christkindlmarket in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

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How Christmas is celebrated around the world

People look at fireworks during the inauguration of the traditional Gävle Goat Goat in Gävle Goat, Sweden during Christmas.

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20 celebrations this holiday season besides Christmas

Red lanterns line the ceiling above a woman with her eyes closed and her hands in prayer.

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A cat-and-mouse game: The evolution of card counting

Queen and Ace cards above Blackjack table.

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With 'only' 2 million matchsticks left, an Iowa artist shifts focus to his hometown legacy

Some of Pat Acton’s creations, housed in the museum, include the U.S. Capitol and Notre Dame Cathedral.

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10 of the most downloaded mobile games of all time

Close up of a person's hands holding a smartphone and playing Candy Crush Saga game.

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The midcentury architecture of the Space Age in 5 essential Googie buildings

A woman walks outside Googies Coffee Shop and Schwab's Pharmacy in Los Angeles.

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The bestselling video game consoles of all time—and dramas behind them

Nintendo Switch video game console next to the TV in a home living room.

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Baltimore buried its urban streams—now an artist is bringing one back

Ghost Rivers installation rendering along Lorraine Ave. in Baltimore

News Art & Culture Society

Baltimore buried its urban streams—now an artist is bringing one back

Ghost Rivers installation rendering along Lorraine Ave. in Baltimore