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Dolly Parton said she wanted to be remembered "not for looks but for books." The beloved country singer died Aug. 25 at 80 after privately battling cancer. While the "Jolene" singer is best known for ...

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Dolly Parton started the Imagination Library in 1995 as a tribute to her father, who could not read. The program mails a free book each month to children younger than 5 who are enrolled. Initially ...

Horror master Clive Barker is set to release the new “Library of the Dead” anthology project Aug. 18 exclusively on Kickstarter. The three-book horror anthology consists of three books: “Fear Eternal, ...

While renovating their home some 30 years ago, an Australian family found an old tea crate that had been sealed inside their fireplace. Inside was a book called The Antiquities of Athens. The volume ...

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Like a scene out of the classic dystopian novel "Fahrenheit 451," some AI companies aren't just reading books—they're destroying them. As developers race to build more powerful AI models, and lawsuits ...

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The mural painted under the Depression-era Works Progress Administration depicts the Lake Erie waterfront--and graces the second floor of the Cleveland Public Library. Credit: Mary Ellen Crowley ...