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In the age before modern medicine, laudanum and other opium derivatives were regarded as a wonder drug. So, what was it about this heady drug that ensnared so many creative people?
12 Vintage Sandwiches You Can Make Today
They may have failed to stand the test of time, but these 12 vintage sandwiches—which range from lobster and caviar to apple and grape—are worth making today.
How An Obscure British Comedy Sketch Became The World’s Most Repeated TV Program
This obscure British comedy sketch became the world’s most repeated TV program. How exactly did this happen?
One was called "the legacy of bitterness."
When Should You Call 911?
You learn at a very young age that you should call 911 in an emergency. But what, exactly, constitutes an emergency?
4 Ideas From Linguistics to Help You Appreciate Arrival
The most exciting thing about Denis Villeneuve’s new sci-fi space-encounter movie isn’t the aliens or the spaceships or the worldwide panic they bring on. It’s the fact that the hero is a linguistics professor!
In an era before modern medicine, laudanum and other opium derivatives became seen as a wonder drug.
12 Vintage Sandwiches You Can Make Today
These have failed to stand the test of time.
How An Obscure British Comedy Sketch Became The World’s Most Repeated TV Program
It's gained a cult audience all over the world—and is especially popular in Germany.
One was called "the legacy of bitterness."