A sculpture has sparked controversy at Imperial College London. Sir Anthony Gormley used steel blocks to create his piece called “Alert,” which was meant to portray a human squatting, but the students ...

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Bhutan residents paint penises on their homes and other buildings to ward off evil and as a symbol of good luck and fertility. Tucked away in the Himalayas and bordered by the Tibet autonomous region ...

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The fort of Vindolanda, on the Hadrianic frontier (south of Hadrian’s wall), now in northern England, is an internationally famous site, which was occupied by Romans between 85 AD and 370 AD.

You have to wonder how this one made it past so many people over at Hasbro. The company is offering to replace the extruder tool in its Play-Doh Cake Mountain playset after several complaints that the ...