A dance to die for: The mysterious phenomenon of Medieval Europe that drove people to dance until collapse
Hollywood expected “The Other Side of Midnight” to be the hit of 1977, not a kooky mashup of Flash Gordon and spaghetti Westerns titled “Star Wars”
Why the fiercely independent Katharine Hepburn hid her 26-year affair with co-star Spencer Tracy
Will and William West conundrum: How two unrelated but identical inmates showed need for fingerprinting
When “Mona Lisa” was stolen in 1911, the police arrested and questioned Pablo Picasso
Ned Kelly – The most famous Australian Bush Ranger
Titanic: Two kidnapped brothers whose father put them into the last lifeboat – he died
Victorians at the beach and the bizarre device called the “Bathing Machine”
A weapon like no other: The ancient Chinese Sword of Goujian, found in a tomb, is perfectly sharp after more than 2,500 years
The mysterious carvings in the Royston cave
