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The Jazz Pianist Who Learned to DJ His Way Out of Panic Attacks

Jazz pianist ELEW was two years old when his great-grandmother sat him at the piano.

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MrBeast 2: MrBeast Watches His 2015 Self Beg for 1 Million Subscribers — He Now Has 440 Million

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MrBeast Watches His 2015 Self Beg for 1 Million Subscribers — He Now Has 440 Million

In 2015, a 17-year-old Jimmy recorded a message to his future self from a bedroom

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Mark Rober: Mark Rober Pits a Military-Grade Laser Against a 100,000-Amp Lightning Machine Across 7 Household Objects

July 18, 2026

Mark Rober Pits a Military-Grade Laser Against a 100,000-Amp Lightning Machine Across 7 Household Objects

Mark Rober invited a laser expert and a lightning engineer to destroy seven household objects

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Heart’s Ann Wilson on the Kennedy Center Night That Made Led Zeppelin Cry

Ann Wilson of Heart describes the exhausting 24-hour journey that led to the Kennedy Center

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Dr. Seuss: Dr. Seuss Reads 'Oh, the Places You'll Go!' in This Animated Read-Along for Kids

July 17, 2026

Dr. Seuss Reads ‘Oh, the Places You’ll Go!’ in This Animated Read-Along for Kids

Dr. Seuss's classic graduation book comes to life in a fully animated read-along, complete with

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Lennie Ann: Jim Carrey Told Graduates They Can Fail at What They Don't Want, So They Might as Well Try What They Love

July 17, 2026

Jim Carrey Told Graduates They Can Fail at What They Don’t Want, So They Might as Well Try What They Love

Jim Carrey brought an oversized painting to Maharishi University's 2014 commencement and told graduates that

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TheSteved111: Chris Cornell Strips It All Back in a Rare Acoustic Set You Can Hear Every Breath In

July 17, 2026

Chris Cornell Strips It All Back in a Rare Acoustic Set You Can Hear Every Breath In

Chris Cornell strips his catalog down to voice, guitar, and a single introduction: 'My name's

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Matthew McConaughey: Matthew McConaughey's Life on the Road: The Airstream, Miss Hud, and a Squamish Chief Named Mike Hunt

July 17, 2026

Matthew McConaughey’s Life on the Road: The Airstream, Miss Hud, and a Squamish Chief Named Mike Hunt

After filming Contact with Jodie Foster, Matthew McConaughey gutted a 1996 GMC van, hitched a

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: Mushrooms Are Rebuilding the World, and Scientists Say the Fungal Network Under Your Feet Is the Key

July 17, 2026

Mushrooms Are Rebuilding the World, and Scientists Say the Fungal Network Under Your Feet Is the Key

A purple mushroom stopped a young logger cold in 1974, and the decades of research

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: Paul Stamets on How Psilocybin Mushrooms Could Be the Most Important New Medicine of the Past 100 Years

July 17, 2026

Paul Stamets on How Psilocybin Mushrooms Could Be the Most Important New Medicine of the Past 100 Years

Paul Stamets overcame a debilitating stutter through a single psilocybin experience as a teenager in

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Luis Fonsi: How Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee Made 'Despacito' the Song That Refused to Stop

July 17, 2026

How Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee Made ‘Despacito’ the Song That Refused to Stop

Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee built 'Despacito' around a single, counterintuitive idea: that slowing down

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: Fern Arable Saved a Runt Pig Named Wilbur, and a Spider Named Charlotte Made Sure He Lived

July 16, 2026

Charlotte’s Web | Fern Arable Saved a Runt Pig Named Wilbur, and a Spider Named Charlotte Made Sure He Lived

Before her father could raise the ax, eight-year-old Fern Arable stood in the doorway and

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