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In the news for the week ending January 21, 2022, are a giant asteroid, soupy candles, a copyright conundrum, dog photos, and more.
Way Before Uber
The earliest car owners soon discovered they could make money helping strangers get to their destinations.
Review: Munich: The Edge of War — Movies for the Rest of Us with Bill Newcott
German director Christian Schwochow takes the real-life 1938 meeting between Neville Chamberlain and Adolph Hitler and creates a pulse-pounding tale of espionage, ambition, and friendship.
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Vintage Advertising: Shock Value
The first successful female ad writer broke ground by writing a tagline that was quite racy for 1911.
Winter Wonders
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These five quirky winter sports never made it past the “demonstration” level at the Winter Olympics.
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Considering History: Thomas Paine’s The Crisis and Finding Hope in the Depths of Winter
Thomas Paine’s Revolutionary War pamphlet may have changed the course of American history.
Curtis Stone’s Comfort Zone: Perfect Winter Pasta Dishes
In the chilly depths of winter, cozy up to the celebrity chef’s hearty pasta ideas that’ll warm you from the inside out.
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Classic Art: The Many Faces of Winter
Winter is a season of contradictions. The weather brings inconvenience and hardship, but also fun and beauty.
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