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The Mystery Man Who Spent 20 Years Photographing North American Buildings

(via Atlas Obscura) His name was Barry Gfeller, and he left behind an astonishing 50,000 previously unseen images.

(via Mental Floss) The namesake series starring Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy, created by Jim Henson, debuted on American

(via Thrillist) Perhaps the greatest compliment you can pay to a special-effects artist is to ask, “Did you really work

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(via Mental Floss) Debuting in 1958, cartoonist Johnny Hart’s B.C. took a humorous view of Stone Age life that pre-dated

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(via Atlas Obscura) San Jorge has a whole new look.

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(via Great Big Story) In Trindad and Tobago, “moko jumbies” soar high during Carnival. The traditional art of stilt dancing

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(via Great Big Story) One Halloween, Ryan Weimer’s then-3-year-old son wanted to dress up as a pirate. But his son,

(via Collector’s Weekly) For children, playgrounds are where magic happens. And if you count yourself among Baby Boomers or Gen

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(via Mental Floss) Everyone’s favorite lazy, lasagna-loving cat made his debut 40 years ago, but Garfield is still just as

(via Great Big Story) America’s movie and film archive is located in an underground bunker in Culpepper, Virginia. The bunker

(via Grunge) It’s no secret that writers, as a species, are a little bit off. It takes a different sort

(via Great Big Story) Olympus Group in Milwaukee makes the world’s most beloved mascots, from paper to playoffs. Brittany Jacob