Hairstylist Janet Stephens was unable to replicate a Roman statue's complex bun in the salon, leading her to solve the ancient mystery of how it worked: "I got deeper and deeper into it … it took about seven years, and my article was published in the Journal of Roman Archeology." [PDF]
Hairstyle archeologist proves crazy Roman 'dos were possible
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Milan Jaram creates Star Wars sneakers with AI
Star Wars-themed sneakers and sneaker collaborations are not new. Vans, Nike, DC Shoes (with a distinctive Boba Fett capsule), and Adidas (with this clean, eco-friendly "Yoda" Stan Smith model) have… READ THE REST
Museum seeks help finding David Bowie's missing dress
Do you happen to have the dress David Bowie wore on the cover of The Man Who Sold the World (1970)? If so, the Museum of London Docklands would like… READ THE REST
Hack your travel in 2023 with this bundle
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Take 53% off these stellar mood lamps just in time for Valentine's Day
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