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The voices mistaken for the Beatles, before the Bee Gees became disco stars
From Beatles comparisons to a Miami bridge rhythm and a studio experiment with falsetto: the story of three brothers finding new uses for their voices.
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Two nearby Starbucks stores, two different ways in
Two stores close together on a map can occupy very different places in a walk. Entrances and everyday routes help explain the space between matching signs.
From puppets to forest sets: LAIKA’s Wildwood exhibition
LAIKA’s Wildwood exhibition reveals the hands and designs behind movement, from a single puppet to a forest scene.
IKEA’s winter collection brings holiday color and light to the home
A table and its lighting can change without buying new furniture. IKEA’s winter collection brings the season into a room through smaller objects.
From exhibition spaces to workshops at the Kyōto YouMe Triennale
The encounter continues beyond finished objects, toward materials and the people who work with them. Kyoto’s new triennale extends its exhibitions across the city.
The Orionids: light from debris left by Halley’s Comet
October’s Orionid meteor shower begins with fragments left by a comet. This year, moonlight is part of planning when to watch.
LACMA revisits visions of homes that would take on the housework
Self-cleaning kitchens and houses assembled in a day: LACMA revisits the future homes imagined during the last century.
Exploring dungeons together in Minecraft Dungeons II
Choose equipment and head into a dungeon together instead of stacking blocks. Dungeons II turns the familiar world into a different kind of play.
How Perseverance set a new driving record on Mars
Earth cannot steer a rover continuously from afar. By assessing its own route, Perseverance has surpassed the cumulative driving record on Mars.