Silicon Valley Bank Collapse Turned Into Musical Comedy By Composer
Software engineer Mauricio Costa draws inspiration from Lin-Manuel Miranda for 'The Valley' musical
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Esperanto Congress Draws 2,000 To Turin, A Language Born From Hope
Scholars and enthusiasts gather to celebrate the 136-year-old artificial language with Jewish roots
Fat Mike’s Punk Rock Museum In Vegas Celebrates Inclusivity
Museum features artifacts from punk legends like Joe Strummer and Kurt Cobain, and even has a chapel for punk fans to get married.
Survey Says These Are The Best Food Sounds
Nearly half of those polled (47%) claim certain food sounds instantly make them feel hungry.
Why Are Dads So Hard To Shop For?
Nearly 40% of people polled say their father is by far the most challenging person for who to find a gift.
Unraveling The Money-Happiness Myth: Insights From Yale’s ‘Science Of Well-Being’ Course
Money doesn't buy happiness — or does it? Here's what one student who took Yale's 10-week online class found.
Elton John Superfan Selling Rare Memorabilia
Elton John superfan Deborah Williams, 64, looks to part with several rare artifacts from the music legend's long career.
A Hollow Symphony In The Disappointing Dirge Of HBO’s ‘Succession’
How Succession depicted the story of the media empire and how it resonated with the audience.
Orthodox Jewish Parlimentarian Insults Israeli Singer Noa Kirel Apperance At Eurovision
Member of Knesset Moshe Gafni sparked a backlash by insulting popular singer and Israel's recent representative to the Eurovision Song Contest, Noa Kirel, on Monday