On August 5, 1926, master illusionist Harry Houdini shocks reporters at the Shelton Hotel in New York City, when he climbs into an airtight metal casket and is lowered into a swimming pool. With only ...

There’s nothing like the a-ha moment of realizing a product designed for one activity is, in fact, fantastic for a different pursuit. Which brings me to Patagonia’s latest release, a fresh take on a ...

Later this month, Itohan Osayimwese, chair of the Department of History of Art and Architecture and a professor of urban studies, will begin her role as vice president of the Society of Architectural ...

Recent graduate Michael Sorkin describes the sources for those aspects of today’s architectural profession that young radical architects find unacceptable and gives ...

Architecture has traditionally been described as a discipline concerned with space, form, and material presence. Yet this understanding becomes increasingly limited when confronted with the conditions ...

It’s been 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence — a milestone that invites not just celebration, but reflection. To illustrate two and a half centuries of U.S. history, Here & ...

A rare collection of tools and tricks used by legendary magician Harry Houdini for seemingly inexplicable escape acts — including handcuffs and neck and leg shackles — are now on display a century ...

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Escape artist Harry Houdini is shown before being lowered in a packing crate into the ice-covered Detroit River in 1907. (AP Photo) (1907 AP ) DETROIT – There’s an urban legend that Harry Houdini died ...

3I/ATLAS, a mysterious interstellar object racing toward the Sun, is baffling scientists with its speed and origin. Some researchers suggest it could even be alien-made, drawing comparisons to probes ...