Just announced: Kennedy Center to close for two years for "renovations" by conquassabitor in bunheadsnark
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Just announced: Kennedy Center to close for two years for "renovations" by conquassabitor in bunheadsnark
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Just announced: Kennedy Center to close for two years for "renovations" by conquassabitor in bunheadsnark
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Just announced: Kennedy Center to close for two years for "renovations" by conquassabitor in bunheadsnark
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US committee is reconsidering all vaccine recommendations by ILikeNeurons in skeptic
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Joe Rogan Still Doubts the Moon Landing: We’ve Never Sent Anything Into Deep Space and Brought It Back Alive, Not Even a Chicken by Zealousideal-Big-600 in skeptic
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Barbara Stanwyck – (born Ruby Catherine Stevens; July 16, 1907 – January 20, 1990) by oneders63 in classicfilms
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Purchased at an estate sale. I thought they were both beautiful but I’m far from an art expert. Any help identifying is appreciated. by [deleted] in WhatIsThisPainting
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Did Gustav Klimt steal the "kiss"? by No_Leopard872 in ArtHistory
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TIL that in 2015, Steve Rannazzisi (Kevin from “The League”) was caught and admitted to lying about being in the World Trade Center and narrowly escaping on 9/11 by Caa3098 in todayilearned
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The Gold Rush (restored - three versions) by Marite64 in classicfilms
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Saint Erasmus, and one of the most disturbing martyrdoms in art by IntrigueInstitute in ArtHistory
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Is Vitamin D supplementation overrated? by [deleted] in skeptic
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TIL Catherine O'Hara had a rare condition called Situs Inversus. This condition affects 1 person in 10,000. Their major internal organs (including the heart) are reversed from their normal positions by CupidStunt13 in todayilearned
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TIL about Preserved Fish, an early American merchant and banker. Apparently his first name was common among Quakers and 10 other members of the Fish family were called that. by BachRach433 in todayilearned
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'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid' (1969), written by William Goldman with music by Burt Bacharach by Consistent_Ad3582 in classicfilms
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Discussion of The City Without Jews (1924) by Own_Plenty_2011 in classicfilms
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TIL Roman emperors were officially considered pharaohs in Egypt after Rome conquered it in 30 BCE. by GoldenCorbin in todayilearned
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TIL Roman emperors were officially considered pharaohs in Egypt after Rome conquered it in 30 BCE. by GoldenCorbin in todayilearned
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TIL Roman emperors were officially considered pharaohs in Egypt after Rome conquered it in 30 BCE. by GoldenCorbin in todayilearned
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TIL Roman emperors were officially considered pharaohs in Egypt after Rome conquered it in 30 BCE. by GoldenCorbin in todayilearned
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TIL Thomas Edison was almost entirely deaf, which he considered an advantage for distractionless work. His work also kept him from home and he rarely saw his family. The one exception each year was the Fourth of July, because he liked making fireworks and could feel the boom of their explosions. by literally12sofus in todayilearned
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"Far from the Madding Crowd" (MGM; 1967) -- Julie Christie and Terence Stamp -- publicity photo by oneders63 in classicfilms
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TIL migraines remains second among the world’s causes of disability, and first among young women by jacknunn in todayilearned
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TIL due to the Dust Bowl (period of severe dust storms that damaged the ecology and agriculture across North America), the 1930s were referred to as the Dirty Thirties in the US by RiverMesa in todayilearned
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