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10 interesting facts about Radio City Music Hall

(via AM NY) Radio City Music Hall, the New York City icon and historical landmark that the Rockettes call home,

(via Great Big Story) In the Samphran district of Thailand sits one of the country’s most spectacular Buddhist temples. Wat

(via Atlas Obscura) Gingerbread houses tend to be associated with either the holidays or the gruesome story of Hansel and

(via Amusing Planet) Canadian photographer Christopher Herwig traveled through the length and breadth of the former Soviet Union to document

(via Grunge) As a whole, the human race thinks it’s pretty darn cool, partially because we build all kinds of

(via Mental Floss) The ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, one of Italian artist Michelangelo’s finest works, is exhibited

(via Amusing Planet) In the early 1970s, Russian architect Evgeny Stamo and engineer Alexander Markelov came up with plans for

(via mental_floss) For nearly three weeks in the spring of 2008, residents and passersby near Convent Avenue and 141st Street

(via Amusing Planet) Some people are perfectionists, going great lengths to achieve the perfect figure, the perfect score, the inimitable

(via Atlas Obscura) The next time you’re in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, and you fancy hearing a

(via The Daily Beast) The Brooklyn Bridge, begun in 1869 and opened to the public in 1883, was an unprecedented

(via Atlas Obscura) Hundreds of years ago, in the late 1st century A.D., this neighborhood near the Rhône River, in what’s