Cornett boys smoking by car, Leatherwood, Kentucky, 1964 https://t.co/xUG0h5hKyZ

From Sophie Turner’s direwolf to Audrey Hepburn’s deer, here are 11 actors and the lucky animal co-stars who got to go home with them.
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Celebrities fade in and out of fashion, and so do the magazines that cover them.
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When the Nirvana frontman got his hair cut by a friend in 1989, she didn’t throw all the hair scraps away.
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She inspired some of the most iconic songs in music history.
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From eradicating smallpox to battling the COVID-19 pandemic, these vaccine pioneers have helped make colossal strides in public health.
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The Library of Congress has a collection of books that would make any bookworm turn green with envy. One of their most interesting collections is their rare children's book library.
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Since the first modern Games in Athens in 1896, the Olympics have included everything from pistol dueling to croquet.
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In the pantheon of classic rock songs, there are none more classic than “Stairway to Heaven.” Led Zeppelin’s 1971 opus has it all: mystical lyrics, memorable riffs, a monster guitar solo, and crazy urban legends involving Hobbits and the Devil.
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Before the House of Ideas brought the Sorcerer Supreme to the big screen, it first had to fail on the small screen.
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Sixty-two years ago, nine hikers died in what's now Dyatlov Pass in Russia after fleeing their tent for unknown reasons. Using models inspired by Disney's 'Frozen,' scientists have come up with an explanation for the incident.
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One of Thomas Edison's final inventions was a machine he built to contact spirits—and to show up his rival Nikola Tesla one last time.
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Surprisingly, the old practice of requiring blood tests in order to get a marriage license has nothing to do with an Oedipal fear of accidentally marrying your long-lost mother.
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Slash had no idea what it was about. Axl Rose insisted it be based on a short story. At roughly nine minutes, it stretched the patience of MTV’s viewers.
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He had at least 17 confirmed disguises, and five fully fleshed-out identities complete with fake identity documents, background stories, and even their own penmanship.
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Is this the most heartbreaking cotton sack in history?
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Two minutes of pure magic. https://t.co/tIfKH6MrsK

Nobody made it out of Sir John Franklin’s 1845 expedition alive. But now we know just how far one sailor got.
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A film historian is petitioning to rename this forgotten Hollywood landmark Chaplin-Keaton-Lloyd Alley after three silent movie stars.
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Would you inject 50 hookworms under your skin for your job? Or steam in a vomit sauna for a few hours? Let's look at some scientists who did.
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