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More Than 300 Pairs of Prince’s Custom Shoes Are on Display at Paisley Park

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More Than 300 Pairs of Prince’s Custom Shoes Are on Display at Paisley Park

John Lennon Goes Psychedelic With Funko’s New All-White Pop! Variant

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John Lennon Goes Psychedelic With Funko’s New All-White Pop! Variant

11 Ancient Native American Earthworks You Can Visit

Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site in Illinois was the location of the largest Mississippian Culture city before European contact.

11 Ancient Native American Earthworks You Can Visit

9 ‘90s Sitcom Stars Available on Cameo

John O'Hurley played J. "Jacopo" Peterman on Seinfeld.

9 ‘90s Sitcom Stars Available on Cameo

In the Indian Village of Kongthong, Babies Are Given Songs for Names

The West Khasi Hills in Meghalaya, India.

Remembering David Manning, Sony's Fictional Film Critic

David Manning had nothing but praise for Sony movies.

12 Fascinating Facts About the Metropolitan Museum of Art

A crowd on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Louvre Just Launched a New Online Database With Its Entire Collection—More Than 480,000 Artworks

The Louvre by night.

12 Unique Sleeping Habits Around the World

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This Museum in Japan Is Dedicated to Instant Noodles

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Feast Afrique, A Digital Archive Dedicated to West African Cuisine, Is Now Online

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8 Facts You Should Know About Kwanzaa

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The American Dialect Society Needs Your Help Choosing 2020’s Word of the Year

They're debating whether it should be "the 'rona" or "Zoom."

The National Museum of Women in the Arts Is Looking to Share Your Beloved Family Recipes

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The Queen’s Gambit Has Caused a Huge Surge in Chess Set Sales and Online Classes

Anya Taylor-Joy as Beth Harmon in The Queen’s Gambit (2020).

November Is Native American Heritage Month—Here Are 5 Things to Know

In 1914, Red Fox James rode from Montana to the White House to champion a celebration of America's indigenous peoples.