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ABC NewsStoryboardCelebrating Hispanic Heritage MonthCurated byABC NewsThe history behind the month-long celebration honoring Hispanic and Latino Americans.
Condé Nast TravelerBright Ideas in Travel 2023verified_publisherCondé Nast Traveler - CNT EditorsThe players, places, and projects moving the industry into the future. What constitutes a Bright Idea? Since launching this franchise last September, the Traveler team has continued to revisit and refine the concept to get at just what makes an idea worth celebrating. Is it, for instance, building …
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What's the history of this painting, and why are Bob Ross works so hard to find? The Culture DeskThis rare Bob Ross painting could be yours — for close to $10 millionverified_publisherNPR - Emily OlsonA painting from the very first episode of Bob Ross's "The Joy of Painting" could be yours, but not for cheap. Titled A Walk in the Woods, the piece is listed at $9.85 million and could be the most expensive and historically resonant Ross piece to ever be sold. The work depicts a meandering stone path, …
