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In 1974, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved for consumer use a substance that many thought would be a

In Eastern cultures, older adults are more valued and well-treated than in Western cultures. Easterners have those values thanks to

If you were a fan of the TV series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, you might be familiar with the

Last month saw the release of a revealing new documentary about comedian Steve Martin. Steve Martin: A Documentary in 2

There’s a debate that’s been going on since the fifth century BCE when Aeschylus wrote the first Greek drama. That

The etymology of the word “fascination” is in itself fascinating. As it turns out, the word was first used in

If you happened to tune in to Food Network’s Chopped, Episode 13 of Season 54, you would have seen what

The year was 1995. The average house price in the U.S. was under $68,000, tuition at Harvard was (only) $23,500,

Okay, sue me, but I’m still a little wrapped up in those last Super Bowl spots.   I’m singling out

So, let’s talk Borrowed Interest in advertising. If you’re into celebrity gazing, you were probably in hog heaven watching Sunday’s