At the end of the American Civil war 20,000 Confederates immigrated to Brazil, where slavery was legal & formed a community News
John Lennon’s diaries, metal-rimmed eyeglasses, and many other items stolen from Yoko Ono recovered in Germany News
In 1970 Hunter S. Thompson ran for sheriff of Aspen wanting to ban cars and legalize certain substances News
The 1913 murder of Mary Phagan in an Atlanta factory led to public outrage, a controversial trial, and lynching Strangeness
Gambler William Brodie, Edinburgh’s “real” Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, had keys to every rich family’s house Lifestyle
Take dried rice, add water: In 6th century Japan, Bento was a portable meal for workers and warriors Lifestyle