Apparently assassins and hashish go hand-in-hand.
Some clouds, it's been said, have a silver lining. But clouds can get even worse. Those are the clouds we're talking about in this article.
If you want to see just how messy real history can be -- and how important it is that we recognize its messiness -- look no further than the civil rights movement.
People were psychotically insane back in the day.
Here are a few works of art we nearly lost to the blood-rage that lives within all creative types.
If you're like us and got most of your World War II knowledge from fighting Hitler in a robot suit, so most of this should come as news.
Long before everyone hashed out Caitlyn Jenner's pronoun switch in their heads, grammar nerds were already on the case.
Sometimes things you assume were relegated to museums back when your grandparents were still riding tricycles to school stuck around much longer than you realize.
The Universe has a habit of allowing irreplaceable examples of human creativity to be destroyed by Mr. Bean levels of bumbling stupidity.
The 'other side of the tracks' wasn't always a metaphorical term for the neighborhood with the best rib joints.
Dian Fossey's idea of environmental conservation involved pistol-whipping poachers.
How come Mario, Bugs Bunny, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Mickey Mouse all wear white gloves? You might not want to know.
Ted Hall invented a fully functioning flying car -- in the 1940s.
There are many insightful, serious articles about American presidents that ponder the nature of power and its effect on those who wield it. This is not one of those articles.
Disneyland opened during the Cold War and provided America with some much needed ... disappointment, torture, and stress?