Sometimes the treatment is worse than the condition itself.... READ ON
One hundred and one years ago yesterday, the Titanic set sail for America. Although the ship never made it across the Atlantic, it’s an event that has been talked about, studied and made into a major motion picture. In James Cameron’s 1997 film of the same name, the director with a mind for perfection did his research. But did everything in the movie match up with history?... READ ON
A warning to all bibliophiles: reading this might hurt.... READ ON
There was a close call concerning the raid that killed bin Laden, and strangely it involved actor Eric Stonestreet.... READ ON
They’ve been called “flying Oval Offices,” presently contain some of the world’s most high-tech missile defense systems, and even starred in an action movie alongside Harrison Ford. Yet, contrary to popular belief, Presidential airplanes have been around since 1933—26 years before the phrase “Air Force One” was first uttered.... READ ON
This is how you should talk to people, at least according to old guides to etiquette.... READ ON
Before motion pictures, there were many ways for people to experience something they had never seen before. These visual extravaganzas, created by innovative and imaginative showmen, were often named using the Greek suffix -rama, meaning "a sight" or “view,” to help sell tickets to the next big thing.... READ ON
If you're turning 25 this year, good news—you can now rent a car in the US without paying a weird fee and you're as old as the California Raisins. Read on, before your quarter-life crisis hits.... READ ON
In 2001 a different Kim was in line for the throne: Kim Jong-nam. But then he tried to visit Tokyo Disneyland...... READ ON
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Troy McClure Film or Actual Terrible Movie?
The littlest president was James Madison. He was 5'4" and weighed about 100 pounds.
