Bill Newcott reviews Jordan Peele’s new horror film as well as a fresh new take on Nancy Drew.
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In the news for the week ending March 22, 2019, are early-evening game shows, late-night politics, grocery-store robots, and much more.
Albert Kahn created the perfect spaces for American industry to thrive when the stakes were higher than ever.
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It took a tenacious, bold, independent writer to invent the fictional teen sleuth.
We’re warning you now: after reading this, you’ll be humming these theme songs all day.
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A long-forgotten illustrator was once the country’s premier source of cute dog comedy.
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Over the years, Norman Rockwell painted many striking portraits of presidents and presidential candidates. This video highlights some of his best work.
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50 years ago, when Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was still 19-year-old Lew Alcindor, people already knew that this marvel from John Wooden’s UCLA team would change the game of basketball forever.
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“Hilarious” is not typically a word people use to describe their subway commutes, but we managed to find a little underground fun in these vintage cartoons.
We found our best man-in-a-saloon cartoons from the 1940s (fedoras included).
