In the News of the Week ending October 30, 2026 are Halloween costume ideas, the Word of the Year, and some Pringles pickle-flavored vodka.
It’s hard to imagine anyone other than John Turturro, the quintessential quirky New Yorker, in this gently nerve-jangling character study, written and directed by fellow New Yorker Noah Segan.
What’s got eight legs and two pincers and shoots acid?
Read More about In a Word: Vinegarroon, the Scariest-Looking Creature You’ve Never Heard Of
The cost of a single Polaroid picture in the 1960s was the equivalent of $5 today.
I can’t read the labels on medications, frozen dinners, or other kinds of packaging anymore. But can anyone?
The new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art explores and celebrates the power of visual storytelling.
Surviving the Titanic was only one remarkable episode in a life full of them.
Read More about The Woman Behind the “Unsinkable Molly Brown”
The surprisingly fascinating evolution of flatware, from scandalous to indispensable.
Photos today are ubiquitous, but they were once considered miraculous. Here’s a look at the first photos ever taken, as well as the first photos of people, pets, presidents, and more.
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It just takes a little color (and a little humor) to brighten up a room!
