In 1966, a former U.S. sharpshooter killed fourteen people and injured thirty-one at The University of Texas at Austin
Edward Albee named his famous play “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” after seeing that written on the mirror of a bar toilet
Some of the most influential people in history by attribute
A ship graveyard only a few miles from New York City has turned into a popular spot for Urban Exploration
“The Turk” was a fake chess-playing automaton that defeated Benjamin Franklin and Napoleon Bonaparte
Poulnabrone Dolmen: the oldest dolmen in Ireland from the Neolithic period
The Term ‘Riding Shotgun’ Comes From the Old West
During the Battle of Stalingrad, German soldiers suffered more casualties attempting to take one apartment building; then they did taking the city of Paris
“Hanging coffins” are remnants of an extinct funeral ritual from Eastern Asia
Polari: The secret gay language that was used when homosexuality was considered a crime
