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79On This Day in History: November 6
"The most shocking evening in boxing": George Foreman VS Michael Moorer On November 6, 1994, George Foreman made history by becoming the world's oldest heavyweight title belt holder at 45 years of age. He...
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78Black and White Like Me
In the first decade of the 2000s, it became possible to change nearly any aspect of the human body. This includes body and eye color as well as hair...
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85Halloween Pages of a Different Color - Alternative Themes
Autumn is a beautiful season in North America, full of brightly turning colors in the wind, bonfires in the cool evenings, apple picking by the bushels, caramel sauce, pumpkin pies, fresh vegetable soups made...
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68Who Have the Power: A Legend of the West
Who Have the Power: A Legend of the West by Mary Sheeran. A novel of the history of Lake Tahoe, Washoe nation, Virginia City, music, and human rights.
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75Helter Skelter on August 9, 1969
1 - Then the fifth angel sounded: And I saw a star fallen from heaven to the earth. And to him was given the key to the bottomless pit... August is a heated summer month that should bring thoughts of...
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91The George Washington We Never Knew
The George Washington presented to many grammar school children is not the man of reality. As often as not, he has been portrayed to have had the personality of a door and inoperative teeth. He's been...
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77Do Remains Speak on the First Date?
A new mystery writer picks up where Erle Stanley Gardner and forensics pioneers of the mid-20th Century, such as those uplifted by Quincy, M.E., left off by handing the baton to cutting edge CSIs and...
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64Secret Sci-Fi Authors You'd Never Expect - Into the Mummy's Tomb
Who has written about The Mummy? Authors you never thought considered this genre have written some very entertaining Mummy tales. Perfect fun and perfect for introducing teens to a variety of classic writers.
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79Luna Park at Coney Island - A Tribute to Light
Public domain. Detroit Publishing Co., 1905. There is an aura of fascination around Luna Park. At the beginning of the 20th Century it was simply so ELECTRIC! Over 100,000 tiny electric lights illuminated the...
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57The Forgotten Fourth of July
In another article, we learned that in 1776, the Declaration of Independence had only two signers. Did they have a party? Here are some fun July 4ths to remember.
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