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Watch Paul McCartney Compose The Beatles Classic “Get Back” Out of Thin Air (1969)
In its nearly eight-hour runtime Peter Jackson’s new documentary series The Beatles: Get Back offers numerous minor revelations about the world’s favorite band.
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View in Yosemite Valley, 1871 https://wikiart.org/en/albert-bierstadt/view-in-yosemite-valley-1871 #bierstadt #albertbierstadt
How a Mosaic from Caligula’s Party Boat Became a Coffee Table in a New York City Apartment 50 Years Ago
Roman Emperor’s party boats. Art dealer and Manhattanite Helen Fioratti owned such a table for 45 years, but she had no idea what it was until she happened to go to a 2013 book signing by author and I...
Hear Haruki Murakami Play Beatles Covers on His Radio Show, Murakami Radio
Now ramping up to a wide release is a film that will draw in no few fans of Haruki Murakami around the world: Drive My Car, adapted by filmmaker Ryusuke Hamaguchi from Murakami’s short story of the sa...
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Stephen Sondheim on How to Do a Real Crossword Puzzle
Or what’s a four-letter word for “East Indian betel nut” and who cares?
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'To read a long Victorian novel slowly, day after day, is to be made aware bodily and psychologically of the “deep of Time”, like circles on water.'
Re-reading Dickens’s David Copperfield - The TLS
The TLS - Regular Features - Re-reading | Blessed little room: Re-reading Dickens’s David Copperfield, essay written by Annette Federico
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The 17th Century Japanese Samurai Who Sailed to Europe, Met the Pope & Became a Roman Citizen
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We learn about intrepid Europeans who sought, and sometimes even found, trade and missionary routes to China and Japan during the centuries of exploration and empire.
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