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The Seven Sisters of Moscow: The peculiar history of Stalin’s Skyscrapers
A French Chateau untouched for a century has become a time capsule museum
Strange but True: “The tree that owns itself” is a white oak in Athens, GA, which is widely assumed to legally own itself and the eight feet of land surrounding it
Aubrey Beardsley and his “morbid imagination” was the most controversial artist of the Art Nouveau era
Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China inspired the floating Hallelujah Mountains of “Avatar,” though the Chinese had their problems with the film
Grandma Gatewood continues to inspire as the first woman who solo hiked the 2,168-mile Appalachian Trail
Vinnie Ream won the competition to create a sculpture of Lincoln, but whispers and doubts shadowed her efforts at carving a “man of sorrow”
Astonishing Tales About the Titanic – It Was On Fire the Whole Trip
Roopkund is a lake in India famous for the mysterious ancient skeletons that float in its waters
This is the oldest surviving melody dating back to 1400 BC
