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 Supreme Court meets Andy Warhol, Prince
NPR · Nina Totenberg
A copyright case between photographer Lynn Goldsmith and the Warhol Foundation is of enormous importance to all manner of artists.
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 Republicans, Dems agree: High schools should teach ‘controversial’ issues
edweek.org · Sarah Schwartz
But adults in both political parties agreed that there were some subjects that younger students shouldn’t learn about.
 Venezuelans and Cubans are coming to Texas in record numbers. Here’s why.
sanantonioreport.org · Raquel Torres
“People are selling their homes, their vehicles, selling whatever they can sell to be able to come to the U.S.”
 Why Kodak is hiring: ‘We cannot keep up with demand’
petapixel.com · Matt Growcoot
Interest in old-school analog photography continues to surge.
 Remembering Angela Lansbury
flipboard.com · The Culture Desk
Over the course of her 78-year career, she won five Tony Awards, six Golden Globes and an Honorary Oscar.
 How much money do I need to make to be in the top 1%, 5%, and 10% in the US?
moneywise.com · Amy Legate-Wolfe
It might be less than you think.
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 Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt and why our reactions matter
USA TODAY · Jenna Ryu
The antagonization of Jolie feels a little too familiar.
 Jamie Lee Curtis’ advice on aging: ‘Don’t mess with your face’
TODAY · Sarah Lemire
The “Halloween” star now embraces the aging process, but says she didn’t always.
 10 of the best places to see the Northern Lights in the U.S.
Lifehacker · Charlie Lewis
These spectacular and naturally occurring aurora borealis light displays are worth traveling for.
 The 51 coolest neighborhoods in the world
timeout.com · James Manning
We polled 20,000 city-dwellers and grilled local experts to rank the greatest places for fun, food, culture and community.
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