The silliness of Pi Day

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How a 19th-century portrait of Abraham Lincoln was revealed to be a fake BBC Culture · Fiona Macdonald The manipulation of images has been happening for centuries — one of the most iconic photos of Abraham Lincoln was doctored. 6 things people learned from family therapy wondermind.com · Shannon Barbour It's not as finger-pointy as it sounds. Our enduring fascination with criminal couples crimereads.com · Joel H. Morris From "Macbeth" to "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," we've always been mesmerized by the immoral romantic. The bizarre future of Batman toys spy.com · Jason Lalljee Winnie-the-Pooh and Mickey Mouse were canaries in the copyright coal mine. How Matt Damon became the chill cameo king of cinema gq-magazine.co.uk · Lucy Ford As an A-lister, Matt Damon has never met a role with three minutes of screen time he didn't love. Why are we so obsessed with musicians' riders? Consequence · Jonah Krueger Pavement is the latest band to go viral for their hospitality requests, but they're not the first to get caught up in social media crossfire.

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