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America Deported Her for Publishing a Book Titled 'Lesbian Love.' Years Later, She Was Murdered by the Nazis for Being Jewish
In the 1920s, lesbians in New York City flocked to 129 MacDougal Street, a tearoom in the heart of Greenwich Village, for ...
It’s time to escape to California’s Gold Rush towns for postcard charms and swimming holes
Nevada City and Grass Valley, siblings in Gold Country near Sacramento, have been drawing more visitors than ever.
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The National Gallery of Ireland announces the acquisition of Jack B. Yeats’ Singing ‘The Dark Rosaleen’, Croke Park (1921)
The National Gallery of Ireland has announced the acquisition of Jack B. Yeats’s iconic painting, Singing ‘The Dark Rosaleen’ ...
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Fans celebrate a bold century of published work from Conan's creator, Robert E. Howard
Devotees and scholars of pulp fiction writer Robert E. Howard returned to his hometown to celebrate a legacy extending beyond "Conan the Barbarian." ...
These Alabama women went on killing sprees in the 1950s: ‘I guess I loved them to death’
In the 1950s, five grandmotherly-looking women from Alabama were convicted of murdering husbands, neighbors, even children.
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5 Clint Eastwood dramas that hit hard
One of the most iconic names in the movie industry, Clint Eastwood has made some of the best contributions as an actor and a ...