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The Boys Who Ran Away to New York: How Two Dublin Kids Fooled the World in 1985
In 1985, two Dublin boys ran away from home — and ended up in New York. With no tickets, no passports, and only a handful of coins, they bluffed their way across three countries. All to meet B.A. Baracus. A true story wilder than fiction.
The Disappearance of Michael Rockefeller: Mystery, Art, and the Edge of the World
Michael Rockefeller vanished in 1961 while collecting Asmat art. Did he drown in the fierce currents of New Guinea, or was he killed in a tribal revenge ritual?
The Wisdom of Marcus Aurelius: Lessons from the Philosopher Emperor
Explore the wisdom of Marcus Aurelius, Rome’s philosopher emperor. Discover his Stoic lessons on resilience, humility, fate, and ignoring the opinions of others, drawn from Meditations. A timeless guide for modern life, leadership, and mindfulness.
The Beatles Butcher Cover: How a US Only Album Became The Most Expensive Sleeve In Music
In 1966 the Beatles wrapped themselves in meat and dolls and America freaked out. Yesterday and Today was recalled, sleeves were pasted over, and a collector legend was born. Here is the full story of the Butcher Cover, the mixes, and how to spot rare first state copies.
The Clash’s Combat Rock: How a Punk Landmark Foreshadowed the Band’s Collapse
The Clash’s Combat Rock captured their peak and their downfall. From chaotic Bangkok photo shoots to lost albums and feuds between Joe Strummer and Mick Jones, here’s how the punk icons made their final classic before imploding.
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