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It would be easy to frame this as two clashing sides of Bowie’s artistry: the alien aura, disguising the human soul. But I think the link is more intimate. Every year on the anniversary of Bowie’s ...

Chester Theatre Company is a 37-year-old, 120-seat theater on the edge of the Berkshires and the Pioneer Valley in ...

New Scientist is 60 years old this week, and what better way to celebrate a landmark birthday than to wax lyrical about another time. But we’re not going to hark back to the past. We’re going to gaze ...

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Quite a bit of movie magic made "Alien" the sci-fi horror classic it is -- but one of its biggest challenges was solved with a simple low-tech tactic.

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