“Case Closed” author says files on JFK assassination could shed new light on Oswald/Cuba connection, but dismisses Hitler sightings
Home Sweet Stump: the ingenious dwellings of 19th century new arrivals to the Pacific Northwest
Loving vs. Virginia: The interracial couple that helped eliminate anti-miscegenation laws still on the books in 1967
Jesse James was a “cool and deadly customer” who masterminded daytime robberies that taunted law enforcement
Joanne Woodward said the key to her 50-year-long marriage to Paul Newman was he made her laugh “every day”
“Babe would understand”: Stan Laurel was too ill to attend the funeral of his best buddy Oliver Hardy
Tartan may scream Scotland, but traces of the fabric have been found on ancient Chinese mummies
Boris Karloff, a terrifying Frankenstein’s Monster and a grumpy Grinch, every year gave presents to kids with disabilities
Art in an other-worldly trance: Pre-Columbian cave images discovered on a remote island in the Caribbean
In 1953, a limited edition of Ray Bradbury’s “Fahrenheit 451” featured books bound in asbestos to prevent them from burning
