Nearly half a century after the SS Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior, claiming the lives of 29 crew members, the ...

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Kenneth Lonergan explores the emptiness of celebrity in “Hold On to Me Darling,” while Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town” proves as moving as ever. “Dear Dickhead” is set in the messy ...

Conversely, when Oliver Anthony sang his haunting ballad “Rich Men North of Richmond” last year, it was the people of Appalachia of all races, who sang along. When reports started flickering ...

Bear McCreary Called “The Last Ballad of Damrod,” the song was written by series composer Bear McCreary (the same man behind the music in the God of War reboot series), and sung by legendary ...

More and more states are cracking down on students’ use of cellphones. Is that a good thing? By The Learning Network Why do more young women favor Kamala Harris while more young men favor ...

Our planet is getting hotter. Since the Industrial Revolution—an event that spurred the use of fossil fuels in everything from power plants to transportation—Earth has warmed by 1 degree ...

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However, as viewers of the new Marvel series know by now, “The Ballad of the Witches’ Road” is anything but stupid. It’s a cultural touchstone for the centuries-old witches, an instruction ...

The Ballad of the Witches' Road. “I was chasing the song so hard, and it became a thing of, like, the song is the thing. I had this notion of the song working as a spell that gets you ...

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In a series of penetrating studies, of which this is the first, Edmund Wilson introduces us to the beautiful intricacies of the Russian language, and to those Russian authors who are masters of ...