In a Word: To Japan and Back with Karaoke
The word ‘karaoke’ is the culmination of a round trip from English to Japanese and back again.
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The 8 Greatest Music Supergroups
When well-known musicians put aside their regular projects and unite, you get a supergroup! Here are the best.
Curtis Stone’s Chicken and Artichokes
With summer just around the corner, spice up mealtime with fresh ideas from our celebrity chef.
A Good Night’s Sleep: Giving Beds to Those in Need
When families can’t afford beds, Suzanne Broad makes their dreams come true.
Why Are These U.S. Cities Growing So Quickly?
Research shows rapid growth in a number of U.S. cities. We look at what takes them there, and why they’re leaving their former residences behind.
News of the Week: New TV Shows, Doris Day, and Just How Exciting Can a Salad Be?
In the news for the week ending May 17, 2019, are new TV shows, an airport turned hotel, Danielle Steel, Doris Day, Tim Conway, and more.
The Moon Rock Hunter Is Coming for You
Joe Gutheinz is on a quest to recover the missing or stolen lunar samples collected by America’s space program.
Pokémon Is Never Going Away
Does this headline fill you with joy? Dread? Either way, we’re stuck with these pocket monsters.
Take an Epic Road Trip on the Lewis and Clark Trail
An expedition across the country and into the past is the experience of a lifetime.
“Fifty-Two Weeks for Florette” by Elizabeth Alexander
“But habit, the much maligned, is kind as well as cruel; if it can accustom us to evil, so can it soften pain.”
News of the Week: Bond 25, Woodstock 50, and the Brady Bunch/Measles Connection
In the news for the week ending May 3, 2019, are James Bond in the movies, measles on the TV, horses on the track, Grand Marnier in a mint julep, and much more.
The Time Chubz the Cat Went Missing
It wasn’t bad enough that their house caught fire last month — and twice in one day — but now the beloved family pet had gone missing, and on Derby Day of all days.
Cartoons: Golf Grief
Spring is here, the flowers are in bloom, and the warm breezes are blowing. Why not ruin it with a round of golf?
News of the Week: Kate Smith, Too-Hot Tea, and the Case of the Horizontally Challenged Hamlet
In the news for the week ending April 26, 2019, are a new take on tea, new dictionary words, a new Archie Bunker, and much more.
Killer in the White House
For over twenty years a silent killer stalked the White House. Was this killer responsible for the death of three presidents?
Slow Learner
How my grade school science teacher taught me to share his passion for this wondrous blue ball we call home.