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Red Dirt Girl is Emmylou Harris's 2000 album, released on Nonesuch Records and produced by Malcolm Burn. It marked a departure for Harris, being her first album to consist entirely of self-penned or co-written compositions rather than her customary interpretations of others' songs. The album won the...

D.R. Harris Beard Oil is a men's grooming product manufactured by the historic London-based pharmacy D.R. Harris & Co. The formulation blends argan, grapeseed, and castor oils, which are intended to condition facial hair and moisturize the underlying skin without leaving a heavy residue. Packaged in...

Richard Edes Harrison was a 20th-century American cartographer renowned for his innovative use of perspective in aerial maps. His work creating detailed visualizations for Fortune magazine during World War II significantly impacted American understanding of global geography. These maps offered a gro...

Rihanna’s “We Found Love” featuring Calvin Harris is a globally successful electronic dance music track released in 2010. The song gained widespread recognition for its prominent use of synthesized sounds and driving beat, becoming an anthem for the decade's EDM scene. It was particularly popular wi...

Waking Up is a meditation and philosophy app created by neuroscientist and author Sam Harris, launched around 2018, featuring guided meditations, theory talks, and video conversations on secular mindfulness.

While the primary channel is famous, the secondary content often provides highly focused, investigative deep dives into specific geopolitical flashpoints or overlooked global systems. His strength remains his ability to connect seemingly disparate global events into a single, compelling narrative th...

Old Yellow Moon is the first collaborative studio album by American artists Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell, released in February 2013 on Nonesuch Records. The album comprises twelve tracks, including duet versions of songs previously associated with each artist as well as covers of material by wr...

Eddie Harris was an American jazz saxophonist, composer, and multi-instrumentalist whose work crossed hard bop, soul jazz, funk, and electronic experimentation. His recording of the theme from Exodus became a hit in 1961, bringing him broad recognition. He later explored amplified saxophone, keyboar...

George Harrison: Living in the Material World is a 2011 documentary film directed by Martin Scorsese that chronicles the life of the Beatles' lead guitarist. The film explores Harrison's early years in Liverpool, his massive success with the Beatles, and his subsequent search for spiritual meaning t...

Last Date is a live album by American country singer Emmylou Harris, released in 1982. Recorded with the Hot Band at several California performances, it consists largely of songs associated with other writers and performers rather than a program of newly written Harris material. The album is disting...

Between Midnight and Day is the debut studio album by American blues musician and guitarist Corey Harris, released in 1995 through Alligator Records. The album is primarily acoustic and heavily rooted in traditional Delta blues, featuring Harris's slide guitar work and vocal performances. It establi...

Jon Harris is a British film editor whose work spans thrillers, horror films, action pictures, and character-driven dramas. He edited Danny Boyle's 127 Hours, which uses rapid cutting, split screens, and shifts in visual rhythm to depict a mountaineer's isolation and deteriorating condition. His cre...

Harris Reed is a London-based luxury fashion brand founded in 2019, known for its genderful, theatrical designs blending Victorian and Regency aesthetics with contemporary silhouettes and often incorporating dramatic headpieces.

Judith Rich Harris was an American psychology researcher and author renowned for her influential theories on child development and socialization. In her 1998 book "The Nurture Assumption," she controversially argued that genetics and peer groups exert a far greater influence on a child's personality...

Pelham Puppets was a British marionette manufacturer founded by Bob Pelham in Marlborough, Wiltshire, in 1947. The Harris Tweed character marionette is among the company's postwar character puppet models, which remain sought after by collectors of vintage toys. Pelham Puppets produced wooden string...

Pelham Puppets SL Harris Tweed is an SL-range English marionette from Bob Pelham's firm, notable among the company's rarer collectable models.

Harrisia bonplandii is a cactus native to parts of South America. It has a sprawling or climbing growth habit and produces large white flowers that open at night and are described as fragrant. The species also bears edible fruit. Its combination of climbing stems, nocturnal flowering, and fruit prod...

Richard A. Harris is an American film editor known for his work on the 1974 disaster film The Towering Inferno. His editing on that production earned him an Academy Award nomination. As a film editor, Harris worked in post-production, where recorded scenes are selected and arranged to establish the...

Thomas Cuthbert Harrison, known as Cuth, was a British racing driver who entered three Formula One World Championship Grands Prix in 1950. Driving an ERA B Type, he finished seventh at the inaugural British Grand Prix, retired after an accident at Monaco, and finished ninth at the Italian Grand Prix...