ARTS & THEATRE

The Launch of The Robert Wilson Yearbook

By . Known for his radical reimagining of theatre, opera, performance, and visual art, Wilson’s practice shaped global performance aesthetics for more than half a

BUSINESS

Submit your questions for Live From the Blue Seats

Live From the Blue Seats is back this week as we tackle what’s going wrong with the Rangers in this pretty rough 1-4-1 stretch after

CRYPTO

Bitcoin ETFs Add $137M as October Inflows Turn Positive

US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) extended their daily inflow streak to three on Wednesday, pushing October back into positive territory with two trading sessions

CULTURE

‘Condemned as unnatural’: 10 images of 19th-Century Parisian women who lived and dressed as men

While feminised versions of male styles were socially acceptable, wearing male clothing was not. This famously did not stop George Sand, the groundbreaking author and

ECONOMY

Inequality in Equal Land

Adam Nash has a good post on wealth inequality: …Every year, we pull the most recent data from the US Census on household wealth, cut

EDUCATION

CTE Supplies Checklists for Classrooms & Labs (Free Printables)

CTE programs give students the chance to build real-world skills, but that means their classrooms need a lot more than just pencils and paper. We’ve

ENTERTAINMENT

‘The Lowdown’ Recap, Episode 4: ‘Raw Milk’

The Lowdown Raw Milk Season 2 Episode 4 Editor’s Rating 3 stars *** Thankfully, the series’ newcomers own the episode, because Lee’s antics are even

FASHION

Drop-Waist Dresses Are Back: What Sets This Silhouette Apart – NewYorkDress

Fashion has spent the last several years experimenting with where the waistline belongs. High-rise styles dominated for a long stretch, followed by the return of

FOOD

Slow Cooker Steak and Potatoes

Steak and potatoes are always a good idea, but when the crockpot does all the work? Even better! This Slow Cooker Steak and Potatoes has

GADGET

FCC Chair Wants To Let Prisons Jam Illegal Cellphones

The agency will vote next month on relaxing its long-standing opposition to jammers. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images The US Federal Communications Commission announced today