sixties Liberace and young folks performing "Feelin' Groovy" (1968)  Rusty Blazenhoff

Flower Power Drone captures a timelapse of 'largest human flower' in SF Rusty Blazenhoff

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Lost Bram Stoker short story "Gibbet Hill" found after 134 years Rob Beschizza

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toys Chefs create new recipes for vintage food toys Bob Knetzger

video games "Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit" is a delight, with one giant caveat Gail Sherman

News One of Earth's rarest wildflowers is in the crosshairs of a lithium mining juggernaut Mister Dobo

Delightful Creatures Thoughtful cat brings her human friend flowers everyday Popkin

politics Indiana Republican who won primary election while facing murder charge is convicted of manslaughter Rob Beschizza

1960s Prepare to cringe: Liberace's far-out "Feelin' Groovy" from 1968 Mark Frauenfelder

florida Florida cop arrested on first day on job and charged with possessing child sexual abuse material Rob Beschizza

Games Game Scent aims to bring smell-o-vision to gaming Grant St. Clair

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The "Meat Card" will deliver your holiday greetings, along with sexist stereotypes, via a sheet of beef jerky Jennifer Sandlin

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