Many Icelanders believe that the Huldufólk, a race of elves, live among them but in smaller houses
Stalin’s daughter defected to U.S. in 1967, but returned to the Soviet Union in 1984
The Rosenhan experiment challenged the validity of psychiatric diagnoses and treatment in hospitals
Guy de Maupassant ate lunch at base of the Eiffel Tower everyday so he’d be spared from looking at it
Apple-1, Steve Wozniak’s hand-built creation, was Apple’s first official product, priced at $666.66
For those who like harvesting seaweed and gathering skeletons of shipwrecks, an island awaits
Diana Rigg: From Avenger & Bond Girl in the 1960s to “Game of Thrones” today
Wacko: Until 1915, U.S. parents could legally “mail” their children through the Postal Service
The 10-foot-tall “Cardiff Giant” went viral in America’s golden age of hoaxes
Sad: The last Tasmanian tiger, a much-misunderstood species, died at the Hobart Zoo in 1936
