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Art & Style

Art history from the year you were born

The hidden reason your appliances wear out faster and cost more to run

A plumber holding a heating element after a long-term use.

Beauty & Grooming

7 tips for odor-free underarms

A business employee sweating and feeling nervous before speaking to an audience.

Recreation & Hobbies

Why more households are investing in home gyms than ever before

Gym equipment set up in a home's garage.

How to get a golf course lawn at home (without the $50K budget)

Aerial view of Jimmy Lewis’s golf course-like lawn in Utah, with striping patterns in green grass and three small trees in yard.

Art & Style

Beyond borders: The enigmatic history and global reach of Día de los Muertos

A woman dressed as a catrina during the parade of the "Day Of The Dead Festival" in Guanajuato.

Art & Style

Forgotten charms: 15 old-school Halloween traditions that are no longer practiced

A fortune teller in London's Piccadilly is surprised at what she sees in a crystal ball, circa 1953.

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Only 20 women have won the National Book Award for fiction—here's who they are

Shirley Hazzard poses for portrait

Art & Style

The rise of 'fast furniture': What is it and what are sustainable, affordable alternatives?

A gray sofa with green pillows with small wood end tables and coffee table

Art & Style

Inside the book-ban machine: The rise of 'parental rights' groups and their efforts to ban books

A stack of books stand behing a padlock and chains

Art & Style

10 of the most common conference formats and when to use them

Group of businesspeople applauding during seminar.

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26 words that were born in the 1960s

Sreaming fans cheer for rock and roll musicians on American Bandstand in the mid 1960s.

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Rural crime fiction is better than ever: A look at this new Golden Age

A water tower in a small American town seen at sunset

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5 ways interior designers are using AI

Hands holding tablet in room.

Art & Style

25 blacklisted books that seemingly predicted the future

Title page inside a copy of 'The Handmaid's Tale' by Margaret Atwood.