Arts & Culture (Page 136)
October 15, 2019
How Far Are ‘Lizard People’ from the White House?
Former sports broadcaster David Icke claims that shapeshifting reptilians control the world, masquerading as our trusted political leaders. He’s built a business around it, writing books and selling out public talks around the world for years. How far are his far-out theories from those that grip the current White House, and are they related?
October 15, 2019
Library in a Box Supports Free Community Book Exchange
Little Free Libraries are free book exchanges opened by individuals or groups in a community. As standalone units, ranging from small boxes to walk-in hollowed out trees, these libraries are run voluntarily by the community rather than a paid library staff funded by the government.
October 15, 2019
Ghosts Aren’t the Only Thing Haunting One Manhattan Landmark
For 183 years the Merchant's House Museum has been a haven for ghost hunters and history buffs. Its preservation now lies in the hands of the courts to decide whether and how it will endure 183 more.
October 15, 2019
How Do We Hold On To Our Childlike Sense of Creativity?
“Human beings need to feel a sense of wonder,” says astrologer, author, speaker, and artist, Leslie McGuirk.
October 15, 2019
EdTech Startups Are Leveraging AI To Help Children With Autism And Special Needs
Some may perceive artificial intelligence to be invasive, or too human-like and creepy, but there are some fields where it […]