Mitt Romney Pours a Glass of Water.
During World War II, when real wool was scarce, the synthetic fabric Aralac became popular as a substitute. It was made from cheese!
Shaun Usher is delighted to have a copy of the new book Kurt Vonnegut: Letters, which is available for purchase today. He has published two of the letters at Letters of Note.
The War on Women, Waged in Postcards.
Social networking gives the false illusion that every opinion is equally valid and just as important as everyone else's opinion.
Why Do They Put Umbrellas in Your Drink?
Jody Enders wrote in 1998 about a 1878 French account of a play performed in 1549, in which the dramatic onstage execution was no special effect, but used a condemned prisoner whose head was cut off onstage.
Rare Animated Stereoviews of Geishas in the 1800s.
The Late Movies: Dogs on Wheels.
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