FROM THE ARCHIVE: The heart’s desire of a child is not a thing to play with and, well, I’m still a child when it comes to accepting presents.

FROM THE ARCHIVE: On the subway ride home from the circus, my daughter and I were so happy. As we walked along the busy city streets to our apartment, everything seemed magical and full of grace.

If you’re old enough, you probably remember the curious phenomenon known as “the lunch break.”

Stem cells eliminate MS, chef David Chang reveals the paradoxical theorem behind his award-winning grub, and proof of the feathered lizard beasts that once roamed the earth.

Eat 3D-printed food at this pop-up restaurant, listen as The Kills take on Fleetwood Mac, and read this touching profile on hospice worker Heather Meyerend.

On the uncertain (and perhaps insipid) future of Britain’s cuisine, the outlandish superstitions of the 20th century, and why Toronto might be the most fascinating boring city.

Justin Trudeau is a comely comic book character, the oddly hip world of millennial Christianity, and female firefighters who are blazing trails.

On (literally) exhaling our emotions, eating vintage army rations, and one cool thing to do with Egyptian mummy extract.