In the summer of 1978, two future directing legends, Bill Murray, and a group of teenagers went into the Canadian woods. They came back with one of the most groundbreaking movie comedies of their generation.
Meatballs: An Oral History | Vanity Fair
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Film & Movies
America in Color | Smithsonian Channel
Witness American history, from the 1920s through the 1960s, like it’s never been seen before — in vibrant color.
Editor’s Note: If you get this channel, this show is recommended viewing…
The Original Wonder Woman Slays the Crowd at the Library Of Congress | Washingtonian
There’s one thing that obviously hasn’t changed about Lynda Carter in the nearly 40 years since she first donned Wonder Woman’s costume: her shimmering blu
Source: The Original Wonder Woman Slays the Crowd at the Library Of Congress | Washingtonian
Monterey Pop 50 Years Later: Phil Lesh, Jack Johnson and More – Rolling Stone
Booker T. Jones, Phil Lesh, Norah Jones and others look ahead to the new Monterey Pop, and reflect on whether the original message can still resonate.
Source: Monterey Pop 50 Years Later: Phil Lesh, Jack Johnson and More – Rolling Stone
These ER Docs Invented a Real Star Trek Tricorder – NBC News
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A group of doctors and engineers developed a sci-fi inspired device that can scan a patient, read his or her vital signs, and diagnose any medical problems in a matter of minutes.
Source: These ER Docs Invented a Real Star Trek Tricorder – NBC News
Nihilism or Wonder? On the Evolution of the Alien Story | Literary Hub
Calvin, the Martian creature at the center of Daniel Espinosa’s new sci-fi horror film, Life, lives happily enough on the International Space Station, doted upon by six loving astronauts. An unprom…
Source: Nihilism or Wonder? On the Evolution of the Alien Story | Literary Hub
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