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Ten Commandments

Earliest-Known Stone Tablet Featuring the ‘Ten Commandments’ Set for Heritage Auction

Man smiling with headphones and mobile phone (Tara Moore)

The Science Behind “Earworms,” aka Songs That Get Stuck In Your Head

The late US singer and musician Prince (AFP Photo/Bertrand Guay)

Prince’s Paisley Park Home and Recording Studio Now Open to the Public

Does WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Have a Score to Settle With Hillary Clinton?

American singer-songwriter Jeff Buckley (1966 - 1997), Atlanta, Georgia, USA, August 1994. (Photo by David Tonge/Getty Images)

Nine Excellent Albums From Jeff Buckley’s Personal Record Collection

(Patrick Demarchelier/Conde Nast/Contour Style by Getty Images)

Buy a 9.6-Acre Private Island in Bora Bora

Watch These World Record-Setting BMX Jumps by Jed Mildon

This picture taken on October 8, 2016 shows a collector browsing audio cassettes during "International Cassette Store Day" in Subang Jaya, on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur. (Mohd Rasfan/AFP/Getty Images)

Cassette Tapes Find New, Unlikely Following in Southeast Asia

PGA Tour profesional Fred Couples raises his arms but fails to make a hole in one at a mini–golf course on the plaza at LA Live on Novmber 11, 2010. An urban golf event involved sixth grade math students in Teach For America from Stephenson Middle School in E. Los Angeles and the students were rewarded for their hard work in mathematics with the fun–filled golf experience. The event celebrates the upcoming Chevron World Challenge, a PGA Tour co–sponsored event and the World Challenge features 18 of the world's best golfers and benefits education–focused nonprofits. If Couples made the hole in one, then Chevron would have donated $15,000 to the education nonprofit partners. LA Live plaza was transformed on Thursday (one day only) into a picturesque urban mini–golf oasis complete wth a 9–hole course, sand trap, pro shop and clubhouse. Couples also gave golf pointers to the students. (Photo by Gary Friedman/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

Enter the World of Professional Mini Golf

Is the Bed From Vincent Van Gogh’s “The Bedroom” Stowed Away in a Dutch Attic?

A picture shows the new Rome's Convention center named "The cloud" ("La Nuvola" in Italian) designed by Italian architect Massimiliano Fuksas on October 19, 2016 in the Eur business district in Rome. The congress center was inaugurated on October 29, 2016. (Alberto Pizzoli/AFP/Getty Images)

The Cloud, Rome’s New Convention Center, Adds Contemporary Edge to Italian Skyline

Only on RCL: An Exclusive Discussion With International Rescue Committee President and CEO David Miliband

Only on RCL: An Exclusive Discussion With International Rescue Committee President and CEO David Miliband

If You Told Sherlock Holmes This Was a Pipe, He’d Have You Quartered

So WTF is it?

The NFL Is Coming to a Virtual Reality Headset Near You

Probably the first thing Roger Goodell has ever gotten right

The Most Epic Night of Your Life Starts Here

“The 2 A.M. Principle” is your guide to an adventurous life

Stop What You’re Doing and Play This Election Day Tribute to ‘Oregon Trail’

Do you want to caulk the wagon and float it (to Canada)?