William Trevor

With her great strength, invisible plane, bullet-deflecting bracelets and star-studded style like no other, she's Wonder Woman--known to her friends as Diana. The unconventionalDr. William Moulton Marston originally created her as "psychological propaganda for the new type of woman who should rule the world", and Wonder Woman has done just that, whether battling evil fascists or ensnaring villains with her magic lasso. Illustrated with fascinating archival comic book art, photographs, and paraphernalia, is--like its companion volumes in this exceptional series, and --a true tribute to the splendid super hero. --

At the 2015 Diabetes World Summit, we stated that 387 million people in the world have diabetes. Over a year later, that number is now 415 million — that’s the equivalent of every single resident of the U.S., Germany and Bolivia having diabetes. By 2040, the IDF predicts this will reach 642 million…

You may remember a film from the early 1970s called Henry VIII & his Six Wives, starring Keith Mitchell, Donald Pleasance, and Charlotte Rampling; it was notable for its score, which not only featured authentic music of the period (nearly unheard-of at the time), but also was, according to David Munrow, “the first historical film in which the music has been scored entirely for historical instruments.