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“A more nationwide effort of reading Longfellow’s poem by those sporting tricorn hats wouldn’t hurt anybody. Except perhaps the forgotten Dawes,” the BDN Editorial Board writes.

Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - The Juneau Arts and Humanities Council said 35 projects have been funded through the Juneau CARES program with a total of $266,858 awarded to artists.

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By Ron Jackson Peter ‘Terror’ Mathebula, the first black South African boxer to win a world title, has died near Johannesburg on Sunday, January 19

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City Moves to Hire New Recreation, Community Services Director  SCVNEWS.com

Penn State will invest $5 million in its Humanities Institute over the next five years, greatly enhancing the University’s status as a global leader in conducting socially relevant humanities research and in educating future generations of humanities scholars.

EXCLUSIVE: Fox Searchlight has set Sacha Gervasi to write Terrified, a remake of the 2017 Argentinian genre film Aterrados. Demián Rugna, who wrote and directed the original, will helm the English-…

Rowena Robinson | Economic and Political Weekly  Economic and Political Weekly

Rick Gould Retires as City's Parks & Recreation Chief  SCVNEWS.com

In 1963, Faith Ringgold was 32, the mother of two daughters, and on the hunt for a gallery to show her work. To say that it was difficult for black artists to find gallery representation at that ti…

Is rapper 50 Cent a closeted homosexual? According to his ex-girlfriend, Vivica A. Fox, the answer is... Yes! ...Er, no? ...Well, maybe. At least that’s what she implied on last night’s taping of Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live! Related: 50 Cent Thinks Empire Is Losing Viewers Due To Too Much “Gay..…

The year 1982 was evidently a great time for rock and roll interviews at the Straight. Within a span of just five months Ozzy Osbourne, Robert Plant, and even Paul McCartney graced the cover of the paper, with stories inside that a few long-time readers might remember. Check out the wild covers belo…

As the BBC’s flagship car show speeds away from the Jeremy Clarkson years, Alexei Sayle sets out his stall to be the new presenter

One of the most exciting series of magazine covers at the moment has come courtesy of Time Out New York. TONY has always had energetic covers, but its late

The August-September cover of Organic Gardening showcases a very different approach for a gardening and lifestyle magazine. The cover is completely illustr

Michelle Obama has become a top magazine cover celebrity, arguably the top celebrity in terms of breadth and frequency of appearance. I can’t think of

Domestic comedy turns to twisted fairytale, but the book’s examination of morality outshines the polish of the writing, writes Sarah Moss

“What were they smoking?” is a common joking criticism used by editors and art directors when referring to badly executed magazine covers. Well,