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Burns Night, snowdrops, comedy, talks, and a light festival.

The Folger Library will be publicly exhibiting its collection of Shakespeare First Folios. A new, high-concept typeface based on meteorology. Why do cats love cardboard boxes (and should converters be targeting them)? Trying to figure out what the highly touted Rabbit R1 is actually used for. A wealthy Frenchwoman stipulated in her will that her money go to providing clothes for snowmen. A prototype for a floating umbrella that can follow you around and we want one. how did the dog breeds get their names? An artist whose chosen medium is black Lego. How to detect a chicken’s emotions, should...

'Timon of Athens' is not the first play that comes to mind when you think of William Shakespeare, though Cypriot-Greek artist Margaret Thanos believes it is arguably his most contemporary and relatable work.

For a positive, forward-looking, quintessentially American view of life, trust your young ones to Tay Tay. Smart, athletic, sentimental without being moody, sassy without being bratty, and most of all successful in business -- she is the ideal American woman, which in this day and age makes her the ideal American

Local writers have come together and created poems exploring the connection between nature and well-being.