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www.bbc.combbc.com - 31 mar. 15:03

The iconic pasta causing an Italian-American dispute

An article claiming the American paternity of carbonara has caused an uproar in Italy and a spike in curiosity in the US. But where is the famous dish really from, and why do we care?

amzn.toamzn.to - 31 mar. 14:10

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Is all of your data backed up securely? Each and every bit? Now's a good time to rethink how you want to keep your valuable pictures and documents safe.

www.theatlantic.comtheatlantic.com - 31 mar. 12:00

Why Americans Care About Work So Much

Workism is rooted in the belief that employment can provide everything we have historically expected from organized religion.

theface.comtheface.com - 31 mar. 01:00

In defence of fish thirst traps

Photos of men proudly holding up their catch of the day have become so contentious on dating app profiles that Tinder has banned them altogether.

www.bbc.combbc.com - 30 mar. 15:35

The benefits of 'deep time thinking'

Extending the mind into million-year timescales can feel daunting, but as Richard Fisher discovered, there are many benefits to be found by embracing a longer view.

www.vanityfair.comvanityfair.com - 30 mar. 14:57

Michelle Rodriguez Never Says Die

The action hero on ‘Dungeons & Dragons,’ the “shocking” end of the ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise, and why she’s so hard to kill.