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After more than a decade out of the spotlight Crowded House made a triumphant return at last year's Live Earth concert . This summer Homebake is their only open air gig.

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Why do humans exist? What's the meaning of life? The answer, say metaphysical experts such as Edgar Cayce, is that the purpose of life is soul growth.

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SF's leading magazine presents William Barton, Mary Rosenblum, Ian Creasey, Will McIntosh, alternate history from Stephen Baxter and a Silurian Tale from Stephen Utley.

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Whether touring Rome, Italy, or far-flung Britain, one is amazed by the contributions Hadrian made for generations to enjoy, providing inspiration for over two millennia.

Collection of New Year quotes from world famous great thinkers

In an infinite universe, with no god to direct it, the finite experiences of human existence must necessarily repeat themselves eternally.

Ptolemy's geography contained many errors, but it also pioneered many concepts that we still use today.

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Joe Haldeman's book on a futuristic military war won both the Hugo and Nebula awards over 35 years ago, but this engrossing story still holds up today.

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ABC recently unveiled its new-but-not-improved version of the romantic dramedy, Cupid.

True Victorian paint colors give authenticity to a 19th century home. Here are some tips for choosing authentic exterior paint color schemes for old or new Victorians.

If hell is understood as separation from God and His love, and sins as the reason for that separation, its existence (and remedy) may become clear.

Words are powerful tools that inspire and connect human beings. Quotes from literary geniuses, leaders, writers, poets, and artists shape our lives and our world.

A combination of geologic processes taking place over billions of years formed the Harney Peak Granite, where the faces of four American presidents are carved.

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