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The Ideal Female Body Throughout History looks at how beauty standards have evolved across different cultures and time periods. From fuller figures symbolizing wealth and fertility to slimmer ...

For the first time, current and former sex workers from the red-light district will share stories publicly, Kamathipura Kala ...

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LSU women's basketball handled UT Arlington on Sunday. Here are three things Kim Mulkey said after the victory.

The Cantor Arts Center's "Cunning Folk" exhibition explores how modern images associated with witches, from flying ...