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One of the New Yorker’s First Women Cartoonists Gets an Overdue Revival
Forgotten cartoonist Barbara Shermund, best known for her lively cartoons for the New Yorker and Esquire, is finally ...
47 Hilarious Older Adults Who Proved You're Never Too Old To Have A Sense Of Humor
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The family of a 16-year-old who died after his minibike struck a cable has filed a wrongful death lawsuit ...
Lollypop partnership helps long-term shelter pets find homes
A new partnership between Lollypop Farm and the Bissell Pet Foundation could give pets in the shelter long-term, a renewed chance for adoption! The Bissell Pet Foundation’s New York Intrastate ...
Every Stephen King Movie, Ranked
Stephen King’s work has been adapted so many times — sometimes by King himself — that it’s impossible to find a single ...
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Culture Has No Name for This Cursed Vibe. It’s Everywhere
There’s a particular kind of cursed vibe that’s everywhere. It’s all over culture. The news vibrates with it. It may be even key to understanding the way art and politics feed each other right now.
How Teatime and Cartoons Changed the World
In “The Revolutionary Self,” the historian Lynn Hunt explores the way 18th-century culture transformed our sense of power in ...