In the annals of American crime, few figures inspire such chilling fascination as Jeffrey Dahmer. A seemingly ordinary man who harbored a monstrous darkness, Dahmer’s acts of serial murder and cannibalism continue to spark a morbid curiosity. However, beyond the sensational headlines lies a tale that compels us to confront the complexities of human behavior

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Frank Stella, a titan of the art world who redefined abstract painting with his bold geometric forms, passed away in 2017. Yet, his influence continues to resonate within the contemporary art scene. Today, we remember his legacy as a master of geometric abstraction and a pioneer of the Minimalist movement. Early Life and the Black