Considering History: Jesse Owens and the Racism African American Athletes Face
The great Jesse Owens knocked out records and humiliated the Nazis in Germany. But despite those achievements, he faced racism and cruelty at home.
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LICENSING SHOW TIME!
The Tradeshow calendar may still look a bit different than pre-pandemic, but that is not stopping Curtis Licensing from exhibiting at the 2021 Licensing Show, at least virtually! As most of you probably know, this year the annual Licensing Show will be held virtually this year August 24th-26th. While we will certainly miss seeing all our licensees […]
Looking Back: The Oddball Olympics
In the summer of 1988, a Post writer recounted some of the more curious competitions of the Olympic Games.
40 Years Ago: Luther Vandross Makes His Solo Debut
He grew up idolizing R&B legends, but became one in his own right.
How Two Sounds from Minneapolis Reshaped Modern Music
One side of town brought the funk, and the other made rock louder and faster. Forty years ago, the twin scenes of Minneapolis turned music on its head.
Unisphere
A man reflects on the summer of the 1964 World’s Fair in a world that is broken and beautiful.
News of the Week: Spelling Bees, Space Billionaires, and Do You Dare Try a Snickles?
In the news for the week ending July 16, 2021, are murraya, Emmys, Snickles, bowling balls, penuche, and more.
Considering History: What We Can Learn from an Enraging Moment of Racism
At summer camp, Ben Railton’s sons were confronted with racism, an infuriating experience that nevertheless led to some valuable observations on the importance of allyship and perspective.
News of the Week: Quitting Twitter, Presidential Rankings, and the Great July Blueberry Extravaganza
In the news for the week ending July 9, 2021, are too many hot dogs, too many motorcycles, too many bad phrases, two Statues of Liberty, and more.
The Go-Go’s: Keeping The Beat for 40 Years and Counting
From punk start to pop stardom, The Go-Go’s sealed their place in music history.
Con Watch: Car Rental Scams
The cost of renting a car has recently skyrocketed, so you might want to be extra cautious when you find deals that seem too good to be true.
Secret Anna
A child’s imaginary friend may be more than his mom can handle.
News of the Week: Heat Waves! Zip Codes! Jerry Seinfeld Loves Pop-Tarts!
In the news for the week ending July 2, 2021, are a heat wave, a postal earworm, a Flintstones home, UFOs, and more.
Halfway Point!
And just like that 2021 is half over! Summer is here and things are finally getting back to normal for most of us in the US. However, there are still challenges as many of us continue to struggle with international shipping delays and lack of raw materials. As we continue to make the best of the current […]
From Rock ‘n’ Roll Daughter to Sober Spiritualist: China Kantner Isler’s New Purpose
Grace Slick’s soon-to-be-minister daughter wants a spiritual director to be part of every rehab program in the country.
Curtis Stone’s Melon Granita with Nectarines, Peaches, and Mint Syrup
Cool down in style on a hot summer day with delicious frozen dessert made from fresh fruits.