There’s something special about 1980s movies—the unforgettable storytelling, the larger-than-life characters, and the magic filmmakers captured on screen. Decades later, these films continue influencing pop culture, inspiring modern reboots, and attracting new fans. 1. Raging Bull (1980) This classic sports-intense drama remains one of the greatest films
Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, Richard Ramirez, Charles Manson, and David Berkowitz are household names as serial killers made famous by their horrific crimes, extensive news coverage, and true-crime books, movies, TV series, and podcasts. But what other brutal crimes do we often see in
Exploring humanity's history is like piecing together an intricate puzzle. Fossils play an important role in this pursuit, giving us glimpses of our evolutionary past. 1. The Red Lady of Paviland Discovered in 1823 by geologist William Buckland, it is one of the oldest ceremonial burials in
1948 was a turning point in the way trains were designs due to several factors including a tragic disaster. Steam locomotives dominated the rail industry for decades until they started to decline in the face of innovation. The Legacy of Steam Locomotives In the early 20th century,
Years ago, Shoreham Beach had a surprising artifact hidden away, waiting to be uncovered. That's exactly what Ben Witten, a six-year-old boy at the time, did. He was doing what any boy does, playing in the sand, when he noticed something peculiar. At The Beach Ben noticed
Recent archaeological discoveries in the Manot Cave, located in northern Israel, have unveiled significant evidence of one of the earliest forms of organized religion, dating back approximately 35,000 years. This groundbreaking find highlights the role of ritual practices in shaping early human societies and offers
A burial site was recently uncovered at Andrew Jackson's plantation, The Hermitage. Andrew Jackson was the seventh president of the United States from 1829 to 1937. The 28 remains found are believed to have been those who worked on the plantation during their lives. Historical Context After
Canva - Kelly VanDellen Whether it's coastal fortresses that defended our shores or castles that shaped the American West, you need to see these forts. These 13 memorable castles are an opportunity for curious visitors like you to see history up close. Why, you ask? Because
The Winter War (1939–1940) was a defining moment in Finnish history, showcasing the country’s resilience against overwhelming odds during the Soviet invasion. Despite being outnumbered and under-equipped, Finland's soldiers demonstrated extraordinary courage and ingenuity in defending their homeland. These images give you a glimpse into their lives while defending
Life in the Old West was tough, and food was scarce. Pioneers needed to get creative with what was available. They had to hunt, forage, or make supplies last longer. Some of their meals seem surprisingly normal, others quite strange. Survival back then meant eating
