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From fire foxes to dancing spirits, cultures around the world have many different myths, legends, beliefs, and superstitions about the aurora borealis, or the northern lights.
Eden Gordon|
These seemingly boring items can tell us a lot about the home life of the ancient Greeks.
Chelsea Thatcher|
July's full moon is called the Buck Moon, and it is sometimes said to be an ideal time for recommitting to your dreams with fresh focus and energy.
Eden Gordon|
Before Mount Vesuvius buried Pompeii in ash, it was a thriving city filled with busy homes and bustling streets.
Logan DeLoye|
Sin-eaters took on the sins of the dead by eating bread over a corpse. Learn the history behind one of the creepiest jobs ever documented.
Tim Brinkhof|
Ahead of Shark Week, learn about these unexpected statues.
Lorna Wallace|
Ernest Hemingway is famous for his drinking, but he never said "write drunk, edit sober." Discover the true, surprising origin of this legendary literary myth.
Nitya Rao|
Originally adopted to hide traces of baldness and venereal disease, today the wig has become an indispensable part of English courtroom uniforms.
Tim Brinkhof|