The Original Little Red Riding Hood Story Is a Decadent and Illicit Tale
“Don’t sympathize with Shelley:” Stanley Kubrick showed no mercy to Shelley Duvall on the “The Shining”
In 1953, two climbers conquered the 29,000-foot peak of Mount Everest fueled by mint candy
Perfect solution for the Victorian man: The mustache cup
Why Greenland’s name says “green,” and Iceland “ice,” when it’s the opposite
People used magic to get out of Roman toilets alive and other revelations about daily life in ancient world
In fifth-century Europe, socks were usually worn by “holy” people to symbolize purity
As legend has it, Major Oak, one of the largest oak trees in England, sheltered Robin Hood and his Merry Men
The Jewel of Prague: The World’s Oldest Astronomical Clock in Use
Basques can breathe easier after Iceland abolishes old law calling for them to be killed on sight
