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The first World Cup tournament took place in 1930, a year that also introduced the world to major works of literature and scholarship.
Meagan Bojarski|
Jane Austen died suddenly at age 41, but what actually killed her? Explore the four most compelling—and unsettling—theories surrounding her final days.
Nitya Rao|
"9:00 p.m. Starts snorting cocaine seriously."
Chris Higgins, Eden Gordon|
Discover the rigid, eccentric daily routine of literary icon Joan Didion, from her morning beverage to her strict 5:00 PM workflow boundary.
Nitya Rao|
Monroe called one of these books a "pattern for everyday living." Read more about the books Marilyn Monroe loved.
Eden Gordon|
Marilyn Monroe was an avid reader who read Proust, Walt Whitman, and more. Explore all the titles in her personal collection here.
Eden Gordon|
These literary legends never lived to see their books become global sensations.
Logan DeLoye|
We all know ‘Cinderella’ and ‘Snow White,’ but can you tell if these 20 Grimm fairy tale summaries are real or made up?
Meagan Bojarski|