Robin Gibbs' Requiem for the Titanic

Robin Gibb's Last Act: A Classical Requiem for the Titanic

One of the Bee Gees legend’s final songs, ‘Don’t Cry Alone,’ premiered just a month before he died during a performance by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

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The Supermoon Is upon Us

The biggest full moon of the year will light up the night sky starting this Saturday.

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Titanic II: Retro Genius, or Just Another Bad Remake?

An Australian billionaire has signed up with a Chinese shipyard to create a replica of the world’s most famous metaphor for human overconfidence.

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Author 'Predicts' Titanic Sinking, 14 Years Earlier

The novella Futility, written in 1898 by U.S. writer Morgan Robertson, shows some eerie similarities to the famed story of the sinking of the Titanic.

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The Canine Casualties of the Titanic Disaster

From its crew members to its crockery, enthusiasts have raked over every aspect of the Titanic’s tragic tale. But what about the dogs on board?

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Southampton Marks Titanic Milestone, 100 Years After Setting Sail

It was exactly 100 years ago, on Tuesday April 10, 1912, when the ill-fated Titanic sailed from the English port city of Southampton.

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Famous Passengers Aboard the Titanic's Doomed Voyage

As the 100th anniversary of the ship’s sinking approaches, we take a look back at the Titanic’s notable passengers — and some who gained even more fame after surviving.

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Friday Flicks: What's So Different About Titanic in 3D?

Grab some popcorn! Check out the movies you should see (or avoid) this weekend.

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Reading While Eating for April 5: Great Debates

Thursday’s links delve into some contentious arguments, from golf to hip-hop.

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Should the Titanic's Artifacts Stay Underwater?

As the 100th anniversary of the ship’s demise approaches, an auction and a museum exhibit take two distinct approaches to commemorating the disaster. Are the remains meant for public education or private mourning?