In 1974, the legendary pharaoh Ramesses II was issued a valid Egyptian passport so that his 3,000-year-old mummy could be flown to Paris for necessary repair News Archeology
Luke’s hideout in the latest “Star Wars” picture is actually an island off the coast of Ireland with an early-Christian monastery Interiors Glamour Strangeness Vintage Hollywood
The Molly Brown House in Denver is devoted to the heroine of the RMS Titanic tragedy Strangeness Glamour Interiors Lifestyle
The Nightingale floors: a Japanese flooring system which was used for catching intruders Interiors News Strangeness
A dance to die for: The mysterious phenomenon of Medieval Europe that drove people to dance until collapse Strangeness
Visionary architect Antoni Gaudí never managed to finish the magnificent Sagrada Familia because he was hit by a tram and, mistaken as a beggar, left on the street Interiors Glamour News Strangeness
Hitchcock’s animosity for his former producer, David O. Selznick, inspired the villain in “Rear Window” News Glamour Vintage Hollywood
Tintagel Castle on the bluffs of Cornwall is revealing its surprising secrets Archeology Interiors News Strangeness
Disney whitewashed the story of Pinocchio, originally that of an ungrateful and “wretched boy,” hanged for his mistakes Strangeness Glamour Interiors Lifestyle
Titanic: Two kidnapped brothers whose father put them into the last lifeboat – he died Strangeness Lifestyle News Self-Propelled Vintage Hollywood
The Lizzie Borden case: Interest Surges Again In The Shocking 1892 Axe Murder Strangeness Interiors Lifestyle News