#cultural-history

#cultural-history

British betting, deeply rooted in culture, has evolved with technological changes, from horse racing's elite origins to the rise of online bookmakers becoming a norm.

We cannot understand the culture of Renaissance Italy if we look only at the conscious intentions of the artists, writers and performers, since their work was shaped by institutions, expectations, and audiences.

Sant'Antioco is Italy's fourth largest island, rich in maritime history and cultural influences, offering tranquil experiences far from the crowds of more popular destinations.

Barry Johnson has been an incredible mentor, guiding writers in the exploration of arts journalism through his passion for storytelling and culture.

Hawaii has this beautiful way of, even when you have nothing to give, it will meet you there; it has a way of healing broken parts of you.

Adams emphasizes how hamburgers have become symbols of gender and power in society, particularly through advertising that objectifies women while commodifying meat.

"The NPS is the steward of America's most important places and the narrator of our most powerful stories, told authentically, accurately, and built upon scientific and scholarly research."

Denise McKinney's extensive collection of around half a million matchbooks showcases Southern California's motel history, reflecting regional culture and nostalgia through unique promotional artifacts.

The GAA was and always has been an inherently political organisation. The deadly RIC attack on Bloody Sunday 1920 turned Croke Park into a reluctant landmark for the lives lost in the fight for independence.

This remarkable discovery of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter highlights its significance in bridging cultural and technological gaps, embodying Lin Yutang's vision for simplified communication.

"Half a dozen girls in an English boarding school thought it a good joke to send a valentine to the Pope… They received a nice letter from Antonelli, and the autograph blessing of the Pope."

The leaked 1967 government report suggesting that peace wasn’t in society’s best interest was a hoax yet manipulated public perception, fueling decades of conspiracies.

"Manchester is still a city that moves to its own distinctively stubborn, uncontrollable, wide-eyed shuffle, but is no less captivating for a visit than it was in the days when Ian Curtis was contorting himself on stage."

Neary's pub, standing just a curtain call from the Gaiety Theatre, has a rich history filled with dramatic events, including protests and theatrical surprises.

The growth of hot dog popularity can be traced back to significant cultural moments, including baseball games, the rise of New York-style hot dogs, and even royal picnics.

In his new book 1999: The Year Low Culture Conquered America and Kickstarted Our Bizarre Times, Ross Benes explores one fateful year and its impact on everything from network television to consumerist mania.

Max Romeo, a reggae singer known for his transition from sexually charged hits to politically engaged music, died on April 11 due to heart complications.

Agua fresca, meaning 'fresh water,' is a fruit, flower, seed, or grain-infused beverage, with roots tracing back to the Aztec empire, symbolizing Mexico's rich culinary history.

The Enorme telephone, born from a collaboration of Ettore Sottsass and iconic designers, represents a bold challenge to the mundane nature of technology.

Brides in medieval Europe favored colorful wedding dresses, often in red, green, or blue, reflecting not only personal style but also cultural significance and social status.

The intriguing query about the coexistence of Horslips and poet Patrick Kavanagh invites speculation about how historical timelines can influence cultural narratives.

At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground, allowing us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story.

The medieval approach to poison transformed significantly, being influenced by ancient texts and Arabic translations, especially in the pivotal fourteenth century with Avicenna's contributions.

The portative organ exemplifies the evolution of musical instruments from the Middle Ages, showcasing how they were designed for both mobility and accessibility in diverse performance settings.

"What do we know about actual pigment usage in this region at this time period? Does it all have to come from Europe? It's possible there are indigenous knowledge of colorants that we don't know about."