The immortal vocalist’s interpretations of classics by Hank Williams, Ray Price, George Jones, and more While Elvis Presley’s musical output was defined more by rock & roll in the Fifties and Sixties, and, later, by easy listening ballads and orchestral anthems, the vocalist maintained a strong affinity for country music throughout his career. The Seventies
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This is the first in a three-part series diving deep into the current state of prison censorship. All of these pieces are by guest writer Aaron Blumberg. Blumberg holds a library degree and has worked in several public libraries and nonprofits throughout his career. He’s passionate about prison literacy, and his experience comes in part
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Comic books are popular around the world, and sometimes, comics from other countries make their way to the United States thanks to the wonders of translation. An imperfect yet incredible and necessary art, translation allows us to enjoy stories that would otherwise be closed to us. Chances are that if you’re a big-time comics fan,
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The QI Group executive chairman argues that trade fragmentation is reshaping, not ending, the global economy, and that regions like ASEAN are at the center of the redesign. World trade hit a record $33 trillion in 2024, up 3.7% from the year before. That figure — drawn from UN Trade and Development data — might
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I’m thrilled to share a guest post from YA author Kit Rosewater, and it fits neatly into the “What’s Up in YA?” ongoing series exploring popular YA genres, tropes, and themes as seen through the eyes of those writing them.Each guest piece offers insight into a topic that’s beloved–or deserves more attention–in the world of
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You ask, we answer! @DrKarenDDS writes, “You guys always know all the things! I am in love with Madam First Lady’s outfit!! Where is it from?” Michelle Obama sat down with Megan Thee Stallion for an episode of her podcast wearing a cropped silk faille utility jacket and matching skirt from the Sergio Hudson Collection
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From The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats to Frederick by Leo Lionni to Chicka Chicka Boom Boom illustrated by Lois Ehlert, there are lots of beloved classic picture books that use collage to create beautiful illustrations. And with The Very Hungry Caterpillar and the more than 70 other books he created using a distinct
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When teachers and romance novels appear in the same sentence, I bet nine out of ten romance readers think of student/teacher tropes. Theoretically, I understand the appeal of this popular pairing. Student/teacher romances promise forbidden love, sneaking around, and shared intellectual passion. But along with these come an imbalance of power, age gaps, and, often,
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