Welcome to BPAL's weekly roundup of cherished news bits! This week’s batch:
☠ Could this strange stone help solve the mystery of the lost Roanoke colony?
☠ Christina Ricci talks to The AV Club’s “Random Roles” about acting, producing, Cher and being associated with Wednesday Addams for life.
☠ Want to throw off facial recognition software? Scientists recommend painting your face like a Juggalo.
☠ Our friends at the CBLDF report on cops in South Carolina trying to shut down a high school’s summer reading list.
☠ Queer Time: How growing up LGBTQ can change everything about how one anticipates and experiences adulthood.
☠ In which poachers intent on a rhino horn were immediately killed and eaten by a pride of lions.
☠ Stoicism may be all the rage, but Aristotle knew more about the quest for basic human happiness.
☠ GLOW’s Betty Gilpin writes about restoring a spooky 19th century farmhouse.
☠ Current events got you seeing scarlet? Here are eight Nathaniel Hawthorne quotes that offer perspective on America’s past, present, and future.
☠ Filed under Now I’ve Seen Everything: this 1965 Russian animated adaptation of Kipling’s Rikki-Tikki-Tavi is wonderfully strange:
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