TIME January 3, 1955 12:00 AM GMT-5 Into a Buddhist temple on the outskirts of Seoul stumped Korea’s leathery old President Syngman Rhee for a quick look around. He peeked into the tile-roofed monk’s residence attached to the temple, and was scandalized to find a woman asleep. It was his wife, explained the monk, and there were four children. “I thought,” snapped Rhee, “that Buddhist monks are supposed to be unmarried.

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Next to winning the 130-mile Albany-to-New York marathon, the most cherished dream of every U. S. outboard motorboat driver is to have U. S. 1 or U. S. 2 painted on his boat. The number U. S. 1 is awarded annually to the amateur outboarder who, during the season, has amassed the largest total of points in regattas sanctioned by the American Power Boat Association. U. S. 2 goes to the highest-scoring professional.

Are we ready to shake it off — the 2010s? Just about, but before the decade slaps us on the behinds on our way out the door, here are some of the albums that Variety music critics Jem Aswad, Andrew Barker and Chris Willman couldn’t have made it through the terrible teens without.

10. 10. 2023 | Student Life Every student knows the following situation. You need to complete an important task for school. The problem is that you just can’t make yourself sit down to work. You will start after making a cup of coffee. When you have your cup of coffee, you need to text your friend. Then you come across a funny video with cats. After that, you continue watching other videos.

Tom Hollander is a British actor known for performances in “Pride & Prejudice,” the “Pirates of the Caribbean” films, “The White Lotus” and “The Night Manager,” the latter of which earned him a BAFTA Award.

“Cultural sexism in the world is very real when you’ve lived on both sides of the coin” By Charlotte Alter Three guys are sitting at a Harlem bartop eating fries, drinking whiskey and talking about love. One of them, Bryce Richardson, is about to propose to his girlfriend. “I’m putting it together in my head, I’m like: ‘He’s gonna be one of my groomsmen, he’s gonna be one of my groomsmen,’” he points to his two friends and grins.

Tumblr has announced that all adult content will be permanently banned from its platform on December 17, a move that is expected to drastically alter how the microblogging site is used. According to Tumblr’s Help Center, adult content, including “photos, videos, or GIFs that show real-life human genitals or female-presenting nipples, and any content—including photos, videos, GIFs and illustrations—that depicts sex acts,” will no longer be allowed on the social-networking outlet.

History tends to be naughtier than the standard textbook lets on, and television has noticed. From The Tudors to The Crown, the past few decades have brought an endless stream of period dramas that promise to reveal what was really happening in the courts—and particularly the bed chambers—of English and British monarchs dating back to the Middle Ages. If you plotted these series on a grid, one axis would range from highbrow to lowbrow and the other, from prim to filthy.

For as long as there’s been storytelling, there have been love stories. Here are some of the best to hunker down with on Feb. 14, whether or not you have a Valentine to read to. MauriceE.M. Forster’s story of two men finding love in Edwardian England—complete with a happy ending—was so ahead of its time, it wasn’t published until after he died, nearly six decades after it was written. Love in the Time of CholeraFlorentino Ariza and Fermina Daza put their love on the back burner for decades while life interferes, but they reunite in old age in Gabriel García Márquez’s novel.