Ayun Halliday is the Chief Primatologist of the East Village Inky zine, host of NECROMANCERS OF THE PUBLIC DOMAIN, and Queen of Theater of the Apes. Ayun's work focuses on a wide range of topics, including music, film, art, history, and pop culture. Her articles often feature fascinating and lesser-known stories that captivate readers and shed light on the quirky and intriguing aspects of our world.
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By: Ayun Halliday
Cognitive scientist Tomer Ullman, head of Harvard’s Computation, Cognition, and Development lab, may have inadvertently blundered into an untapped vein of LEGO Icon inspiration when his interest in AI led him to stage recreations of famous psych experiments.
By: Ayun Halliday
Worried that holiday entertaining may put you in danger of overspending?Preserve your bank account and those joyful festive feelings by serving your friends onion sandwiches.We assure you, they come with the utmost of culinary pedigrees.
The Lascaux Caves enjoyed a quiet existence for some 17,000 years.
It's time to forget nearly everything you know about Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer …at least as established by the 1 964 Rankin/Bass stop motion animated television special
By: Ayun Halliday
Many first-time visitors to the Louvre experience a letdown to discover how small the Mona Lisa is -just 21” x 30”.Meanwhile, over in Amsterdam, visitors have been flocking to the Rijksmuseum, eager to lay eyes on the two smallest formal works in the museum’s collection.
By: Ayun Halliday
Perhaps at some point in the future, the poems in your tongue I composed, will be brought to your notice, and if so, to delight will I then be disposed. - Curt Bloch, Het Onderwater Cabaret Zines typically tend toward the ephemeral, owing to their small circulations, erratic publication schedules, and the unpredictable lives of their creators. Curt Bloch’s zine, Het Onderwater Cabaret (The Underwater Cabaret) defies these odds.
By: Ayun Halliday
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By: Ayun Halliday
Author, educator and book restoration expert Sophia Bogle is in a constant race against time. Her mission: to rescue and restore ill-treated books before their lamentable conditions can consign them to the landfill.
By: Ayun Halliday
Things change…Especially when you’re tracking the continental movement from Pangea to the present day in 5 million years increments at the rate of 2.5 million years per second.Wherever you are, 350 million years ago, your address would’ve been located on the mega-continent of Pangea.
It’s difficult to imagine Iman and David Bowie inviting Vogue readers to join them on the above virtual tour of their mountaintop home near Woodstock, New York when the rock legend was alive.
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