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Rethinking Living History Museums
According to a 2016 report by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Humanities Indicators project, visits to historic sites have been on the decline since 1982. Some are trying to change that.
Indiana Couple Weds at 'A League of Their Own' Stadium
Two baseball fans have tied the knot at a southern Indiana baseball stadium that features in the 1992 movie "A League of Their Own."
Tofurkey Sues to Stop Law Over Meat Terminology
Vegetarian food-maker Tofurky filed a lawsuit in Missouri on Monday seeking to defend its right to describe its products with meat terminology.
Harry and Meghan's Wedding Outfits to Go on Public Display
The outfits Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wore at their wedding are to go on public display later this year at the ceremony's venue, Windsor Castle.
Legal Marijuana Industry Tries to Shake 'Stoner' Stereotypes
Stoner stereotypes die hard.
Red Hot: Players Face Brutal Conditions at Steamy US Open
Players scrambled for relief from the heat and some retired from their matches when they couldn't find it at an overheated second day of the U.S. Open.
As Tesla Deals with Internal Woes, Rivals Make Their Move
While Tesla grapples with internal issues like production delays, a sometimes-erratic CEO and a recent about-face on whether to go private, its rivals are moving aggressively into the luxury electric vehicle space.
'That's From Disneyland' Auction Raises Over $8.3M
Van Eaton Galleries' recent exhibition and auction featured more than 900 items of Disneyland memorabilia.
Veganuary Returns to Las Vegas in 2019
Veganuary Las Vegas, a month-long celebration of the vegan lifestyle, will return to Sin City for its second year in January 2019.
Nissan Launches China-Focused Electric Car
Nissan's first electric sedan designed for China began production Monday at the start of a wave of dozens of planned lower-cost electrics being created by global automakers for their biggest market.
Thai Tennis Player Pulls Out of US Open Due to Travel
We've all been there: A delayed flight or traffic jam or some other transportation issue prevents us from getting to work on time. In the case of a tennis player from Thailand ranked in the top 100, a too-long trip meant skipping the U.S. Open.
French Open Says No to Serena's Black Catsuit
Serena Williams isn't worried about a dress code at the French Open. Her skin-tight black catsuit won't be welcome, but Williams had already put it back in the closet.
Burning Man Organizers Stress the Importance of Consent
The #MeToo movement is making its way to Burning Man: Organizers are reminding attendees that just because the counter-culture festival is known for occasional nudity and kinky landmarks like the "Orgy Dome," it doesn't mean it's a free-for-all.
Small Firms Thrive as Customers Seek More Unique Clothing
Customer demand for something unique is helping small companies buck the globalization trend and set up shop in developed countries that had long seen such work disappear.
Surf's Up in California, Where It's Now the Official Sport
This week surfing became the official sport of California. So grab a board, catch a wave and again as the Beach Boys like to say, find yourself, "sittin' on top of the world."
'Private' Mess: Musk's Credibility Goes from Bad to Worse
First it was the shocking tweet that funding was secured and Tesla may go private, then a statement that the money wasn't locked down after all. Two weeks later it's never mind, the whole deal is off.
Kate Hudson and New York & Company Announce Partnership
The award-winning actress, best-selling author and globally-successful businesswomen has signed a multi-year deal with New York & Company.
Watch: 'Deadpool' Inspired Makeup by Kika
Serbian make-up artist Mirjana Milosevic known professionally as 'Kika' transforms into a character inspired by 'Deadpool.'
Study Finds Average Food Awakening Begins at 31
If you like to snack on prosciutto and parmesan cheese with your glass of prosecco, you might be one of the 74 percent of Americans that claim to have a sophisticated palate.
President Trump Again Criticizes NFL, Networks over Anthem
President Donald Trump again criticized the NFL and its broadcast partners concerning the national anthem.