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The Hopis were dubbed “the oldest of the people” by other Native Americans
Ian Brady, serial killer responsible for the Moors Murders, died in prison at age 79, regrettably a subject of media fascination
“Blind Tom,” born a slave, at the age of 10 became the highest paid pianist of the 19th century
Alfama: the oldest neighborhood in Lisbon charms with its narrow cobbled streets and Fado melodies
Batman’s real name fused Scottish royalty with an American Revolutionary War hero
The Orphan Train Movement: a 19th century foster-home program that sent 200,000 homeless children from the East Coast to the Midwest
When a photographer bought a 1929 camera at second-hand store, he discovered 70-year-old film inside and was able to develop it
An artist established his own micro-nation of Ladonia in Sweden, including a flag, motto, and departments like Ministry of Procrastination
David Bowie and Queen’s Wild Night Creating the Hit “Under Pressure”
When the Swedish author of “Pippi Longstocking” had to pay 102% in taxes, she fought the injustice with her best weapon: her writing
