Google has launched a couple of new Doodles today. One celebrates an Australian artist/activist and the other a holiday.

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Mr Doodle is a rising star in the contemporary art scene. Born Sam Cox in 1994 in Kent, England, he developed a passion for art at an early age and started doodling and sketching on anything he could ...

Google Doodle highlights Japan's 2024 general elections, marking a pivotal moment with a new electoral system.

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Sam Cox, nicknamed Mr Doodle, during a live art performance in Hong Kong A Kent artist at the heart of a new documentary says the film is “my favourite thing I’ve ever been involved in”.

And today’s Google Doodle is doing just that—celebrating ... Popcorn was introduced in theaters to give them an economic boost. During the Great Depression, as per reports, consumers started ...

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Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Economics professor and wearer of many hats. Why is economics called “the dismal science”? Is it because it’s no fun? Is it because ...