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SEOUL, South Korea—2004. © Patrick Zachmann / Magnum Photo

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Lady Gaga to star in next installment of FX's "American Horror Story," subtitled "Hotel," in what is sure to be the most frightening hospitality experience since Leona Helmsley ruled the roost.

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For the great Edward Gorey's 90th birthday today, his iconic alphabet book of dark humor

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For more ideas on expanding your learning horizons, check out Noodle. 

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Marilyn Monroe photographed by Milton H. Greene, 1956

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This is a scene that happens in a lot of cell phone commercials that has nothing to do with cell phones.

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Today we learned that it’s possible, with the right electronics, to operate a record player that’s underwater. Artist Evan Holm created this awesome Submerged Turntable installation. It produces nearly perfect audio and looks hypnotically beautiful while doing so. Click here to view a short documentary video and learn more about this unusual art project.

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Super fun graphic for #COSMOS - be sure to tune in this Sunday @ 9p on FOX or Monday @ 10P on Nat Geo Channel, with additional bonus content!

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So proud.

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On Location in Northern California

35 years ago, Carl Sagan and his wife and longtime collaborator Ann Druyan stood on the windswept cliffs along the coast of Northern California with their co-writer, astronomer Steven Soter. Together with a small television crew, they filmed the first few minutes of what would go on to become a watershed moment of nonfiction television, the opening scene to “COSMOS: A Personal Voyage.” From the very first line - “The cosmos is all that is or was or ever will be” - viewers were swept up in an adventure across space and time, one that would eventually enthrall almost a billion viewers worldwide.

Last March, Druyan returned to that very spot, together with a new television crew, to embark on the first of 70 shoot days required to bring the epic “COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey” to the next generation of searchers. These images capture executive producer, writer, and director Druyan together with executive producer and director Brannon Braga, executive producer Mitchell Cannold, and host Neil deGrasse Tyson as they once again prepared to take worldwide audiences on board the Ship of the Imagination for an adventure they will never forget.

All photos by: Sarah Mozal

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On Location in Northern California

35 years ago, Carl Sagan and his wife and longtime collaborator Ann Druyan stood on the windswept cliffs along the coast of Northern California with their co-writer, astronomer Steven Soter. Together with a small television crew, they filmed the first few minutes of what would go on to become a watershed moment of nonfiction television, the opening scene to “COSMOS: A Personal Voyage.” From the very first line - “The cosmos is all that is or was or ever will be” - viewers were swept up in an adventure across space and time, one that would eventually enthrall almost a billion viewers worldwide.

Last March, Druyan returned to that very spot, together with a new television crew, to embark on the first of 70 shoot days required to bring the epic “COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey” to the next generation of searchers. These images capture executive producer, writer, and director Druyan together with executive producer and director Brannon Braga, executive producer Mitchell Cannold, and host Neil deGrasse Tyson as they once again prepared to take worldwide audiences on board the Ship of the Imagination for an adventure they will never forget.

All photos by: Sarah Mozal

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At some point in life the world’s beauty becomes enough. You don’t need to photograph, paint or even remember it. It is enough. No record of it needs to be kept and you don’t need someone to share it with or tell it to. When that happens — that letting go — you let go because you can.

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Toni Morrison (b. February 18, 1931) in Tar Baby.

Song: “Let Go” by Frou Frou

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Happy 83rd, Toni Morrison.

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Golden Gate Vertigo by Michael Shainblum