The Folger Library will be publicly exhibiting its collection of Shakespeare First Folios. A new, high-concept typeface based on meteorology. Why do cats love cardboard boxes (and should converters be targeting them)? Trying to figure out what the highly touted Rabbit R1 is actually used for. A wealthy Frenchwoman stipulated in her will that her money go to providing clothes for snowmen. A prototype for a floating umbrella that can follow you around and we want one. how did the dog breeds get their names? An artist whose chosen medium is black Lego. How to detect a chicken’s emotions, should you ever want to. Tito’s Vodka’s new “Spokescart.” Popeyes is offering free wings if a “winged” team or the Bills win the Super Bowl. All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly miscellany.
The popular International Children’s Day celebration, part of the acclaimed International Hispanic Theatre Festival (IHTF) of Miami, will be held at the Key Biscayne Community Center at 5 p.m. on
Queen Letizia of Spain, 50, charmed onlookers in the form-fitting pink and white number as she welcomed guests to the Royal Palace in Madrid, for a Miguel de Cervantes Literature Prize luncheon
The thrifty royal, 50, recycled a dress she previously wore to a military parade to attend the annual Miguel de Cervantes award at the University of Alcala de Hernares.
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