John Lennon’s diaries, metal-rimmed eyeglasses, and many other items stolen from Yoko Ono recovered in Germany
In 1970 Hunter S. Thompson ran for sheriff of Aspen wanting to ban cars and legalize certain substances
The 1913 murder of Mary Phagan in an Atlanta factory led to public outrage, a controversial trial, and lynching
Gambler William Brodie, Edinburgh’s “real” Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, had keys to every rich family’s house
Scientists study 9,000-year-old artifacts gathered from North Sea that point to existence of Doggerland
Flak towers: Hitler ordered bomb-proof concrete buildings with 11-foot-thick walls to ward off aerial attacks
19th century aristocrats hired men to grow long hair and fingernails and pose in the garden as “ornamental hermits”