The bolo tie has made its way into modern fashion; however, it was never a fad for the Southwest, even claiming its distinction as Arizona's official neckwear. However, Arizona isn't the only ...

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It’s simple. Clap while a group of kids walks into a building. Four years ago, a friend invited me to join a clap-in ceremony at a youth gathering. I did. Now, I’m hooked. My friend was opening my ...

I suppose it could have started out as a wager; the notion that, outside of a normal context, something treasured would go unnoticed, unappreciated, or even loathed. In January 2007 during rush hour, ...

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The man in the background was not the president's body double. Instead, the individual was Trump's father-in-law, Victor Knavs. The footage spread online after comedian Jon Stewart joked about the men ...

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This article was featured in New York’s One Great Story newsletter. Sign up here. At 3:30 p.m. on a Friday, Cathy Tie sat in Carnegie Hall, wearing a pink sweatsuit bedazzled with cherries, eating a ...