Models embracing in “the clinch” are long gone, replaced by the vector couple.

Sir Paul McCartney says working on upcoming book about former band Wings “awakened so many beautiful memories of our times ...

In fact, “Joe Perelly” was the cover identity of Dmitry Bystrolyotov ... he would take on many different identities – a Greek merchant, a Canadian timber salesman, a Yugoslav butcher ...

AMD shows off its first 2nm-class Venice CPU die built using TSMC's N2 node Venice, built on Zen 6, targets high-performance computing workloads AMD and TSMC hope to deepen their collaboration for ...

On the Sega side, fans can return to the company's 16-bit era with this book on the Sega Genesis. There's also a Dreamcast Encyclopedia that covers over 600 games from Sega's last home console.

Chancellor Glenn Boyce announced the Let's Book It: Ole Miss Opportunity Book Fund on Tuesday ... funding gaps for Mississippi students with financial need. The fund will cover some of the estimated ...

When this wacky $250K pitch hit the Shark Tank stage, even Robert Herjavec couldn’t help but call it “full of BS.” And well, it kind of was, on the surface. The idea sounded more like a gag gift than ...

Strange “hairy” covers of books in medieval Europe were made from seal skin obtained from Viking descendants, a new study has found. It is rare to find medieval manuscripts in their original ...

This take on Shakespeare’s 1598 classic The Merchant of Venice has the date 1936 attached to the title. That’s because the production draws an analogy between the Jewish money lender Shylock ...

Book Review: From incels to trad wives, culture critic probes 21st century backlash against feminism Why ‘Chronology of Water’ author Lidia Yuknavitch revisits the past in ‘Reading the Waves ...

With sarcasm, he adds, "The cover pages of these books must be made of silver. If not, then maybe the photos inside the book must have silver mark, which make them quite expensive. Or perhaps ...

Few studies have focused on the dating and provenance of wooden book covers. Dr. Kolk says, "The question has hardly ever been studied. Of course, the most obvious reason is that often ...