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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man, or woman, in possession of a good theatre ticket, must be in want ...

Rosanna Arquette recently reflected on her role in Quentin Tarantino‘s 1994 cult classic Pulp Fiction, and while she noted its seminal status in the film canon, she censured the director’s excessive ...

At the height of her career, chemist and physicist Katharine Burr Blodgett faced challenges that not even her closest colleagues suspected ...

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The world is full of theories of everything. The smartphone theory of everything argues that our personal devices are responsible for the rise of political polarization, anxiety, depression, and ...

Art is in the eye — or, rather, the words — of the beholder at a new exhibit at the Manhattan Beach Art Center. “Are You Seeing What I’m Seeing,” which opened Friday, Jan. 16, and runs through March ...

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Words and images usually work in tandem, but for some artists, letters themselves are visual forms – not messages to be read so much as shapes to be seen. “My background is in calligraphy,” said poet ...