What in the hell was wrong with the 70s? Donny & Marie want to do a Star Wars spoof? Great. Let's get Kris Kristofferson to play Han Solo! And Redd.
Scenes on a Cotton Plantation: Hoeing, engraving from Harper’s Weekly, February 2, 1867 Sven Beckert's Bancroft Prize-winning book is a brilliant as advertised. He explores the history of cotton production.
I do not understand this whole line of thought in the last few months that the Trump phenomenon is the end of the Republican Party. Michael Cohen writes an obituary.
The best book reviews are as much about the review author as the book being reviewed while at the same time being fair to the book. That's what I strive.
Yale University, an institution that won't revoke an honorary degree even if the recipient is later shown to be a mass murderer, not surprisingly refuses to rename Calhoun College, named.
When I lived in Texas, I kept wondering if I should go to the Texas Prison Museum in Huntsville. It was both horrifying and fascinating at the same time. Why.
A friend posted this on Facebook the other day. It is an excerpt from Brenda Elsey, "Cultural Ambassadorship and the Pan American Games of the 1950s" just published in the.
On May 3, 1965, Gene Bernofsky, JoAnn Bernofsky, Richard Kallweit, and Clark Richart bought a 7-acre piece of land north of Trinidad, Colorado. This would become known as Drop City,.
