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At 64, retired Kansas teacher and farmer S.P. Dinsmoor began building his Garden of Eden with concrete sculptures; the property later became a tourist attraction

Samuel Perry Dinsmoor constructed the Garden of Eden in Lucas, Kansas, during his retirement from farming. This outdoor attraction features over 200 concrete sculptures depicting biblical and political themes. Dinsmoor used his artistic talent to express his beliefs about faith and societal issues. After his death, the site was preserved…

The Economic Times · Oct 17

The USA’s WRC return and 2027 key calendar questions answered

The World Rally Championship will expand to 15 events next year

Autosport · Oct 8

Nevada woman sent to prison and labeled ‘baby killer’ after a miscarriage wins $1.6M award

Patience Rousseau was convicted under an arcane 1911 statute ‘that was on the books before women were even allowed to vote in Nevada,’ her attorney said

The Independent UK · Oct 7

Tymek Kucharczyk wins Laguna Seca finale as Nikita Johnson clinches Indy NXT title

Kucharczyk led all 30 laps from pole for his second victory of the season, while Johnson finished runner-up to secure the championship by 29 points

Motorsport · Sep 6

Best baby boy names for 2026 that start with A and their meanings: These are the names parents can't get enough of

Choosing a name for a baby boy is an exciting journey, especially when parents want something meaningful, memorable and suitable for 2026. Names beginning with A offer plenty of wonderful choices, from timeless classics and culturally rooted favorites to modern names with distinctive sounds. Whether you prefer a short and…

The Economic Times · Aug 10

Guide to the classics: John Steinbeck’s East of Eden has always been controversial

John Steinbeck is now most famous as author of The Grapes of Wrath (1938), a novel about agricultural workers displaced from Oklahoma during the Great Depression. But he regarded East of Eden (1952), a saga depicting the lives of two Californian families, as his favourite and most significant work.

The Conversation · Jun 29

Kokuho review – passionately male Cain-and-Abel kabuki epic of gender-crossing actors

Lee Sang-il’s heartfelt drama spans 50 years following the bond and rivalry between two young men who play the rigorously observed female roles in the traditional art form

The Guardian - UK · May 4

20 New “Hazbin Hotel” Fanfics By This Cartoonist That Take The Characters Even Further

Since we last featured these Hazbin Hotel fanfiction comics by artist Chlogami, the story has kept spiraling in exactly the way fans tend to love: bigger emotions, messier dynamics, and even more room for the characters to go off the rails. This new batch continues the Season 2 fanfic storyline…

Bored Panda · Apr 13

Is Marmite Still British? £50bn Sale to US Giant McCormick Sparks Concern Over Recipe Changes and Price

Unilever agrees to merge its food business, including Marmite, with US spice maker McCormick in a deal worth £50bn, raising concerns over UK jobs and prices.

International Business Times UK · Apr 1

This Artist’s “Hazbin Hotel” Fan Comics Feel Like Bonus Episodes We Didn’t Get (17 New Comics)

If you’ve ever finished a season of a show and immediately thought, “Okay… but what happens next?”, you’re exactly the kind of person fan comics are made for. Artist Chlogami, whose work we’ve featured a couple of years back, has built a loyal following by turning that post-episode itch into…

Bored Panda · Feb 26