Alan Behrens 
Humans have never been strangers to bizarre medical conditions. Sometimes, these maladies are so strange that it’s difficult to believe the historians that document them. Are these just urban legends? How could someone possibly eat metal? As crazy as it sounds, multiple people throughout history could do this, and not even …
Read MoreThe Blue Fugates: A Kentucky Family Born with Blue Skin
Every school child is familiar with the story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, or at least the vague elements. It involves a mysterious figure showing up in a town in Germany during the Middle Ages, both scaring away a plague of rats from the settlement and then luring scores …
Read MoreThe Disturbing True Story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin
The world of luxury sports cars is one of competition both off and on the road. Cars designed for high speeds and good looks are a niche market, and that means companies that sell such high-end vehicles need every advantage they can to stay competitive since every sale counts. Sometimes, …
Read MoreThe Story Behind The Lamborghini and Ferrari Rivalry
You’ve seen Storks multiple times on cards, cartoons, or an entire baby product range. But have you ever stopped to think about the connection between storks and babies? Storks are one of the most beautiful creations, often linked to immaculateness and peace owing to their pure white color. However, these …
Read MoreThe History Behind Storks Delivering Babies To Your Door
The first edition of the Aerial Photography Awards left its mark with a fantastic array of winners. A jury narrowed down thousands of photographs from 65 countries to 106 winners in 22 categories like Abstract, Architecture, Daily life, Sports, Travel, and Wildlife. Using drones, helicopters, kites, balloons, and airplanes, these photographers captured …
Read MoreThe Winners of the 2020 Aerial Photography Awards Provide Unique Perspectives From The Sky
Writing in 1843 in his collection of eighteen essays compiled and entitled as Celebrated Crimes, the great French novelist, Alexandre Dumas, made a startling claim about modern depictions of Jesus Christ. Dumas claimed that all modern depictions made of the great Jewish prophet and the Christian son of god stemmed from …
Read MoreWere Modern Depictions of Jesus based on Cesare Borgia?
Little Red Riding Hood. You know the story: A little girl in a red cloak and hood is told by her mother to take an item of food to her grandmother; while she’s en route to visit Granny, she meets the Big Bad Wolf, who tricks her into letting him …
Read MoreThe Original Little Red Riding Hood is Darker Than you Think
While many modern artists tend to idealize our world and focus on capturing its natural beauty, other artists can create fantastic art out of ordinary and mundane parts of life. Ron Mueck is an artist known for his hyper-realistic modern sculptures of human beings at essential parts of their life …
Read MoreAmazing Hyper-realistic Sculptures by Artist Ron Mueck
On the morning of the 2nd of February 1685, the King of England, Scotland, and Ireland, Charles II, at just 54 years of age, had a sudden apoplectic fit. Four days later, at approximately 11:45 am, he died. It was a sudden and bizarre death that immediately aroused suspicions at …
Read MoreThe Mysterious Death and Autopsy of Charles II of England
Devil’s Island is the most infamous prison on earth. The mere mention strikes a chord across society, from popular culture to academia in France and abroad. Its history has been well documented. Yet, its legacy lives on in our imaginations long after all of those who experienced it have passed …
