The SS Californian, the ship that failed to rescue Titanic survivors despite being 20 miles away
When a dead woman woke up on her way to the graveyard in 1724, the law was rewritten
When he saw a photo of Ava Gardner, Frank Sinatra said, “I’m gonna marry that girl one day”
Some of the oldest places in America everyone should visit
Roger Fenton, the very first war photographer, captured the grim reality of the Crimean War
Vulture City, once home to Arizona’s most productive gold mine, ended up a ghost town
More than 30 years before “Star Wars,” Sir Alec Guinness was a WWII landing craft hero
Hubris indeed: Everyone pleaded with “the Flying Tailor,” Franz Reichelt, not to jump off the Eiffel Tower in that parachute of his own design
Partying, Neolithic-style: A new study finds the earliest traces of wine-making in country of Georgia in roughly 6000 BC
“The Wealthiest Woman in America” was so stingy she took her injured son to a free clinic and so paranoid that she slept holding a gun, a chain of bank-deposit keys around her waist
