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Aug 16

Poll: What do you think of millennial-friendly museum tours?

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NewsHour Weekend asks: How do you feel about the idea of making museums more appealing to millennials with unconventional museum tours?…

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Aug 15

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Beyond Einstein: Exhibit challenges scope of genius

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How common are geniuses? An exhibit on display at the Morgan Library in New York City features dozens of priceless manuscripts and artifacts -- all reflecting the idea of genius throughout world history. But experts say society may be returning…

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Aug 13

Golden Age of Hollywood’s Lauren Bacall dead at 89

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Husky-voiced actress Lauren Bacall, who leapt to fame after starring in her first movie at age 19, died Tuesday in New York City at the age of 89.

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Aug 10

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Islam a German secret weapon? New book uncovers forgotten POW camp

By Tracy Wholf

In author Eugene Rogan’s forthcoming book, The Fall of the Ottomans, Rogan writes about a small and relatively unknown prisoner-of-war camp called Halbmondlager, or ‘Half Moon Camp’ that was specifically designed for Muslim captives.

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Aug 10

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From JFK to Warhol, contemporary artist Jamie Wyeth paints what he knows

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Painter Jamie Wyeth, a descendant of one of the country's most famous artist families, recounts the rich details of 60-year career, spanning from the rugged coast of Maine to painting President John F. Kennedy to befriending Andy Warhol. WGBH's Jared…

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Aug 09

Study: Learning a musical instrument boosts language, reading skills

By samantha abramowitz

Learning to sing or play a musical instrument can improve language and reading skills of disadvantaged children, according to a new study released Friday.

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Jul 17

Broadway and cabaret actress Elaine Stritch dead at 89

By Joshua Barajas

Cabaret legend and Broadway mainstay Elaine Stritch died in her Michigan home Thursday from natural causes, her publicist confirmed. The brassy performer was 89.

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Jul 07

The historical novel celebrates 200 years, thanks to Sir Walter Scott

By Lorna Baldwin

The author of one of the world's first bestsellers carved out a distinctive identity for Scotland through his writing, an image that persists 200 years later.

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Jul 06

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New opera tells story of Auschwitz prisoner and her SS overseer

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"The Passenger," an opera opening at the Lincoln Center Festival in New York on Thursday, is based on a radio play and novel by a concentration camp survivor, Zofia Posmysz. The opera tells the story of two women during the…

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Jul 05

Public radio’s iconic ‘Prairie Home Companion’ celebrates 40 years

By Megan Thompson

A three-day anniversary event kicked off Friday at Macalester College in St. Paul, MN, where Garrison Keillor first broadcast "A Prairie Home Companion" on July 6, 1974. Back then, there were about 12 people in the audience. Today the show…

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