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By Boing Boing on Jan 28, 2020 in: History, paintings
Italian artist Umberto Romano painted the mural above in 1937 in the original Springfield, Massachusetts post office, now the Commonwealth of Massachusetts State Office Building. Titled "Mr. Pynchon and the Settling of Springfield," it's actually the...
Data backs up this claim, with there currently being the greatest opportunities available to the greatest number, as well as with the lowest threat of death. Read more...More about History, Mashable Video, Social Good, Earth, and Humans...
By !! omg blog !! on Jan 28, 2020 in: history
Oh, how we miss the ritual of going to the store and carefully picking out a video with our childhood friends. Find out what happened... The post OMG, WATCH: The rise and fall of BLOCKBUSTER appeared first on OMG.BLOG.
By Boing Boing on Jan 27, 2020 in: architecture, History
A 15th-century cesspit found under Somerset House in London has been lovingly recreated as a 3D model that you can explore in your web browser. [via Londonist] Archaeologists from MOLA also uncovered a number of interesting objects from the pit: "Th...
Mashable's new series Don't @ Me takes unpopular opinions and backs them up with ... reasons. We all have our ways, but we may just convince you to change yours. And if not, chill. Are you a performative pessimist, a Four Horsemen of the Apoca...
By Doug's Darkworld on Jan 24, 2020 in: History, Movies
24 January, 41 AD. Roman Emperor Caligula is walking through Rome with his friends and cohorts, guarded by the Praetorian Guard, the Secret Service of their day. They come to a pedestrian tunnel, and the guard insists on separating Caligula from his...
By Doug's Darkworld on Jan 22, 2020 in: History, War
It’s funny how memory works. I got a housecoat for Christmas, the first I’ve had in decades at least. (And how did I get to an age where I can say “decades at least?”) Putting it on this morning I suddenly remembered as a child I had a red ho...