The sacred hall of the 250-year-old British Museum has never seen something so strange. Along the marble galleries, between the magnificent pillars and under the magnificent ceiling-usually a quiet, academic oasis-suffocating pieces of white material hang in the air, then fall below and writhe fr
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Children's books will rebound in a vigorous manner in 2021. According to booksellers, as the bookstore reopened in the spring, sales of children's books increased by 11% compared to the same pe
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This is the moment when a man receives a wet wake-up call when his cat knocks a jar of water over his head.
Security video shows that the cat named Pika
Blown sugar cups, cream and pies-the air at the Chrysler Art Museum is sweet.
The museum held the third annual Chrysler Baking Competition on December 3, which was inspired by museum collections to cook food. 12 people participated in the competition in person and 5 people participated in
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In the fight against ongoing supply chain issues, some supermarkets are using bad techniques to fake well-stocked shelves, such as cardboard cutouts that display fresh produce and other groceries to "fill in" the gaps.
A shortage of everything from breakfast bars to canned tuna has plagued
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