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Museum honors a late artist by covering its floor in enough peanut butter to make 15,000 sandwiches
A sign at the museum's entrance warns visitors with peanut allergies that they might not want to enter the space.
Finding enchantment in an Oregon forest
For 55 years, Enchanted Forest has offered Oregonians a chance to immerse themselves in a family-run fantasy land.
Norman Rockwell people-watched in the West Wing lobby. Now those sketches are on public display
The sketches had been put up for sale by a grandson of the White House official who received them as a gift from Rockwell.
Vatican begins 5-year restoration of Raphael Loggia, used by popes and presidents
Raphael conceived of the decoration between 1517-1519 as one of his last commissions for Pope Leo X.
James Burrows, director of classic TV comedies including 'Cheers' and 'Friends,' dies at 85
The prolific sitcom director behind some of television’s most beloved comedies has died at age 85.
Russian artist critical of Putin shot dead in Poland
One of Semyon Skrepetsky's best-known works reinterprets a classical Orthodox icon, depicting Stalin cradling Putin in place of the mother of God holding the infant Jesus.
Monumental cave art on Paris' oldest bridge finally opens, as the public steps and sniffs inside
The smell is central to the illusion.
La Bella Macchina
The print shop smelled of ink and housed a 60-foot Koenig & Bauer press. I was in the place I had long wanted to be.
Workers begin removing Trump's name from the Kennedy Center, hours after a court-ordered deadline
Workers peeled Trump's name from the Kennedy Center's exterior as the storied arts venue implemented a judge's ruling.
Washington National Opera sues Kennedy Center over $17 million in withheld donations
The lawsuit comes six months after the opera company left the center in protest and amid a last-minute fight against an order to remove the president’s name from the building facade.
Prosecutors seek ignorant jurors with tin ears
Our jury selection process, voir dire, allows attorneys to strike a prospective juror who has expertise in the issue before the court. This has led to some idiotic rulings in the music industry.