Vanity Fair ’s March 1997 magazine issue stands as an emblem of '90s Britain. "London Swings Again” was the outrageous headline, a cheeky...

Ivan Bilibin (1876-1942) is widely recognised for his intricate, vibrantly detailed illustrations inspired by Russian folklore, mythology...

Cancer treatment has significantly evolved with the rise of various approaches to combating this complex disease. In this article, we'll...

Editor's note: This entry won joint 1st place in the English Association's 2024 Betty Haigh Shakespeare Prize. The editor of The Rose...

Foreword It’s hard not to look at Steel House and imagine “sixties office block”. But that Portland stone façade was laid all the way...

Betelgeuse is a red supergiant star around 400-700 light years from Earth, though this distance has been difficult to measure. If you...

Gustav Klimt (1862–1918) was an Austrian painter, highly influential in early 20th-century art. Known for his lush and decorative style...

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At first glance, being showered with excessive affection and attention in a relationship may feel like a fairy-tale romance. Often,...

Born in 1860 in Moravia (now the Czech Republic), Alphonse Mucha is one of the most celebrated artists associated with the Art Nouveau...

CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) is the method by which we attempt to cheat death after a person suffers cardiac arrest – when the...

Thoughts on the Ideas Discussed in the Second Epilogue of War and Peace , Regarding the Driving Force Behind Historical Events Tolstoy's...

The stem stands tall, A pillar of stability. Of sustenance. Reliable, trustworthy, Vital. To the flower, at least. To the gardener it is...

The Grenfell Tower Inquiry published its final report this month. Behind the rightly deserved castigation that the construction companies...

Myra Hindley’s mugshot, at 9 by 11 feet. The image at the center of headlines and much controversy following its display in the 1997...

Bioelectromagnetism is the interaction and phenomena that occurs between living organisms and electromagnetic fields. This area of...

Another night with no objective. Another night with nothing, not even sleep on my mind. On this very familiar night I gazed upon the...

Between 1997 and 2002, photographer Justine Kurland hopped into her van and began taking long road trips through the Edenic countryside...

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Few topics have sparked as much debate and division as contraception. From its revolutionary impact on women’s freedom to the ethical...