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These cartoon screenshots will ruin happy memories of your childhood

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30 intriguing superstitions from around the world

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Harvey the sheep-herding rabbit shares a snack with the sheep, in Eureka, California, 1954. (Jon Brenneis—The LIFE Images Collection/Getty Images)

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Steph Curry after tonight’s All-Star game with Kobe

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 Steph is unreal!

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I certainly don’t think that Bernie Sanders is some sort of messiah, but I do appreciate that he is pushing back against big business and I believe he’s much more concerned about the average working American than any other candidate.

Erika L Sánchez, poet, essayist, and fiction writer

Five Guardian panelists write about why they’re throwing their support behind Bernie Sanders — read each argument, here

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In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., Day last Monday, we asked our members to tell us how they think art can serve people. Claudia Librett, a member since 2009, thinks art feeds the soul. What do you think about art?

“Present Futures,” 2006, Moe Brooker

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These pieces of food art are too cute to eat

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Why this French woman refused to change her Facebook profile picture to the French flag

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Classic paintings in modern urban settings

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A fear submitted by Marek to Deep Dark Fears. Thanks! The new Deep Dark Fears book is available now at Amazon, B&N, IndieBound, iBooks, Google Books, your local bookstore, and wherever books are sold!

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TIME’s new cover: The war on delicious. TIME Photo-Illustration. Bacon: Donald Erickson–Getty Images. Animation by Brobel Design 

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This Graphic Shows How Your Sunscreen Can Hurt Coral Reefs

While sunscreen can protect from sunburns, skin cancer and premature aging, new research published Wednesday revealed that a chemical found in many formulas can contribute to the destruction of coral reefs.

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Nothing puts us in the Halloween mood quite like a full moon.

“Landscape with a Full Moon,” 1767, by George Smith

“The Chinese Beauty Ōshōrei Holding a Zither,” 1886, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi

“Carnival Evening,” 1886, Henri-Julien-Félix Rousseau

“Night,” 1953, William Baziotes

“Krishna Disguised as a Woman Approaches Radha,” c. 1770, Artist/maker unknown, Indian

“Rising Moon,” c. 1810, John Constable

“Silver Tanks and Moon,” 1930, Arthur Garfield Dove © Estate of Arthur G. Dove, courtesy Terry Dintenfass, Inc.

“Moon on the Yodo River (Yodogawa),” c. 1833-1834, Katsushika Hokusai

More Art Monday is brought to you by Art 24/7.

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What arcades looked like before video games

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When Cleveland released 1.5 million balloons and two guys died

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TIME’s new cover: Fusion. Why it might actually work this time. Illustration by Lola Dupré for TIME. Animation by Bbrobel Design

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