Toasty, battery-powered parkas have been growing ever more clever—and you can even use them to juice a dying smartphone.
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Toasty, battery-powered parkas have been growing ever more clever—and you can even use them to juice a dying smartphone.
Flying doesn’t have to be such a grind. Here are realistic suggestions for changes airlines could make to win back the customer loyalty they’ve lost.
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Flying doesn’t have to be such a grind. Here are realistic suggestions for changes airlines could make to win back the customer loyalty they’ve lost.
Michael McDonald of the Doobie Brothers and Kenny Loggins talk about their teamwork on a No. 1 hit in 1979 and their rival versions.
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Michael McDonald of the Doobie Brothers and Kenny Loggins talk about their teamwork on a No. 1 hit in 1979 and their rival versions.
A trove of daguerreotypes discovered in the artist’s crumbling French estate in the 1920s includes treasures such as the first photographs of the Parthenon, the Dome of the Rock and a camel.
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A trove of daguerreotypes discovered in the artist’s crumbling French estate in the 1920s includes treasures such as the first photographs of the Parthenon, the Dome of the Rock and a camel.
Derek Fordjour’s paintings convey a feeling of being displayed and exposed—his way, he said, of exploring his fear of both failure and success in today’s volatile art market.
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Derek Fordjour’s paintings convey a feeling of being displayed and exposed—his way, he said, of exploring his fear of both failure and success in today’s volatile art market.
