During World War II, both the Allied and Axis powers used special forces units to accomplish specific tasks. What are some lesser-known special forces?
On August 21, 1911, the Mona Lisa disappeared from the Louvre. This is the story of its unlikely thief, Vincenzo Peruggia.
Some researchers believe that the famous painter Walter Sickert was the notorious killer who shocked Victorian England with a series of gruesome murders.
Mysteriously disappearing on their honeymoon, what happened to Glen and Bessie Hyde is still an intriguing enigma.
Walter Sickert was an outstanding English Impressionist who was once hailed as the most important English artist and, possibly, a serial murderer.
Born and raised in Germany, Marlene Dietrich later renounced her German citizenship to become one of the loudest celebrity voices against the Third Reich.
Flying through Toronto families during the Great Depression, the Great Stork Derby had little to do with birds and everything to do with big bucks.
Here are ten famous cocktails, listed alongside their origins and ingredients. But which historic figures were they named after, and why?