Rewind

Yves Klein sold Parisian air to eager collectors. Yet he might not have approved of non-fungible tokens

Vaccine diplomacy in the age of Napoleon

A century before Instagram, Eugen Sandow used familiar techniques to build a fitness empire

Getting your Nokia to play a Britney tune used to be cutting-edge technology

The gossip sheets of yesteryear have been reborn as email newsletters

A century before Amazon, one mail-order catalogue transformed retail

Boozing away the winter blues is a long-held right

When yellow fever devastated Philadelphia in 1793 it prompted a fraught discussion about race. What happened next?

The pandemic has put the future on fast-forward, with one notable exception: the drive-in cinema

What the history of the elevator can teach us about social distancing

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