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Why are there Giants in South America on Old Maps?
“The existence of giants here is confirmed” this was written in a letter to the French Academy of Sciences in 1766 by Dr. Matthew Maty, the secretary of the British Royal Society He was referring to the confirmation of giants at the southern end of South...
Marilyn Monroe - Heat Wave
Marilyn Monroe song and dance number "Heat Wave" from her 23rd movie "There's No Business Like Show Business" 1954
Garlic Butter Steak Bites in Under 30 Minutes
An easy meal that is certain to become a favorite. Also, perfect if you're on Keto.
The 12-Year-Old Dropout Who Led to Inventing SPAM from Unwanted Pork Meat
During desperate times when civilians in many countries were near starvation, cans of SPAM were a priceless godsend that saved millions of people. Their convenience, durability, and high-calorie content made it ideal for feeding American soldiers during t...
73 Questions With Donatella Versace
Fashion designer Donatella Versace invites Vogue into her beautiful Milan apartment (previously owned by the late Gianni Versace) and answers 73 questions. As Donatella takes us through the rooms of her family's home, she talks about the legacy of Gianni...
Unsung - The Story Of Mint Condition
Mint Condition is an American R&B band from Minneapolis, Minnesota. The band fuses diverse genres such as jazz, hip hop, funk and dance into its music. Mint Condition has also been nominated for four Grammy and Soul Train Awards.
Can Big Voices Still Succeed In Music?
There's a constant discussion about the lack of big vocalism in music. While that style of singing may not be mainstream, I believe that there is still space for them music today.
Why Did Edward Hopper Paint This Clown?
After Jan Matejko’s Stanczyk, here’s another sad clown, this time painted by Edward Hopper. In this video, we’re looking at his 1914 Soir Bleu.
The Haunting Paintings of Ken Currie
In 1986, at the People’s Palace in Glasgow, Scotland, a local artist was commissioned to create a series of eight paintings for the domed ceiling on the top floor of the museum to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Calton Weavers Massacre of 1787.