An Original Copy of Shakespeare’s First Full Collection Sold for $10 Million at Auction
The price set a record for a First Folio copy
Luxury Home Sales Are Surging Amid the Pandemic
People are moving out of pricey markets and into luxury homes
Children’s Choir Sings George Harrison’s “Give Me Love” to Raise Awareness for Frontline Nurses
The video is part of a new charitable campaign from Careismatic Brands
Hockey Ref With COVID-19 May Have Exposed 400 People
The exposure potentially happened at two arenas in Maine and one in New Hampshire
Two Women Win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna are only the fifth and sixth women to take home the prize
Future of MMA, Boxing and Pro Wrestling in Doubt Thanks to COVID-19
The combat-sports pipeline has been severely damaged by the coronavirus pandemic
Poet Louise Glück Wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Glück is the first female poet to receive the prize since 1996
Black CEOs Are Still in an Extreme Minority
Diversity efforts aren't putting enough work into retaining and promoting Black talent
This Pilot Watch Can Do Everything But Fly the Plane
The new GRAVITYMASTER is yet another fine example of G-SHOCK’s unbreakable ethos
Colorado’s Newest Ski Area Opening for Full Season Without Lifts
Bluebird Backcountry is also moving locations and adding three times the terrain
Can Golf Courses Solve LA’s Affordable Housing Crisis?
Housing-starved Los Angeles has the largest municipal golf system in the U.S.
The NBA’s Ratings Are Going Down. Why?
Ethan Strauss of The Athletic recently shared his thoughts on the matter with Slate