Having trouble finding something new and unusual in terms of Halloween costumes, decorations, or treats? We’ve got you covered.
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David Apatoff shares how new art forms pop up at Comic-Con.
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Renée Zellweger mesmerizes as Judy Garland, capturing that doe-eyed stare, the endearingly awkward mannerisms, and the black hole of neediness that seemed to suck at Judy’s life force.
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In the news for the week ending October 11, 2019, are the amazing joys of autumn, shelves full of cookbooks, little bags of bourbon, and much more.
Decades before the full-fledged public health campaign against smoking, tobacco companies tried to align their brands with doctors using bribery and ludicrous health claims. For years, it worked.
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How are your passwords? Let’s talk about ways to make better passwords — and keep up with them!
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Many presidents have invoked executive privilege – some much more than others. We take a look at the history of this presidential power.
Twenty years ago, President Bill Clinton faced impeachment after a tangle of scandals revealed that he’d lied under oath. If you don’t quite recall all of the details, this brief recounting of events will help.
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Back when most men wore suits, Post cartoonists found plenty of humor in haberdashery!
From ostriches to elephants, our animals make the feathered and furry funny!
