Why can't we quit spicy food?

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See long-lost artifacts from early Black cinema Smithsonian Magazine · Sarah Kuta A Detroit exhibition showcases nearly 200 rare props, posters, photographs and more. Majority of us have stomach problems, so why can't we quit spicy food? Salon · Mary Elizabeth Williams Experts explain why it's OK to say no to "extra spicy." Why NYC apartment buildings are on sale now for 50% off Bloomberg · Patrick Clark and Prashant Gopal Tougher rent control, returning worldwide, destroys $75 billion in property value. Do you know the difference between pilsners and lagers? FOOD & WINE · Beth Demmon The relationship between the two beers is surprisingly similar to that of Chardonnays and white wine. The 'Into the Wild' bus was a pilgrimage site. Can it hold up in a museum? Outside Magazine · Eva Holland The rusty coach where Chris McCandless spent his final days captured the imagination of people all over the world. When hair metal ruled: The unsung 80s bands that redefined cool Blind · Miss Rosen Back in the 1980s, American men grew out their hair, wore spandex pants, donned eyeliner and joined rock bands.

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